Pricing

Pricing for teams that publish everywhere

Every paid plan includes unlimited pages and exports. Choose the tier that fits your team, publishing destinations, and frontend deployment workflow.

Four publishing plans with team, destination, and component deployment limits
Multiple tiers

Choose your tier

Unlimited pages and exports on every paid plan. All plans are billed monthly with no long-term commitment.

Start free

7-day trial

Test everything for 7 days before entering your credit card.

  • Create your first pages
  • Try the editor and templates
  • Export and validate your workflow
Sign up

Launch

$39/month

For one person publishing to one production site

  • Unlimited pages and static HTML exports
  • Hosted pages, API access, templates, and page shells
  • Library access and signed webhook delivery
  • 1 user and 1 publishing destination
Start Launch

Team

$99/month

For teams running several publishing workflows

  • Everything in Launch
  • Unlimited pages and static HTML exports
  • 5 users and 3 publishing destinations
  • 25 component deploy targets
  • Team editing and reusable deployment workflows
Start Team

Agency

$249/month

For agencies and multi-site marketing teams

  • Everything in Team
  • Unlimited pages and static HTML exports
  • 15 users and 10 publishing destinations
  • 100 component deploy targets
  • Deployable SPA overlay sections
Start Agency

Scale

$499/month

For high-volume teams operating many sites and components

  • Everything in Agency
  • Unlimited pages and static HTML exports
  • 30 users and 25 publishing destinations
  • 500 component deploy targets
  • Priority support and onboarding guidance
Start Scale

Included

Unlimited core publishing on every paid plan

Create, host, integrate, and export without metering the portable content workflow.

Page builder

Create and manage marketing pages with reusable sections, rows, images, CTAs, and SEO fields.

Template library

Start from default Liquid templates, clone them, and customize layouts without rebuilding every page.

AI-ready structure

Give AI clients a clear schema for creating pages, sections, rows, and reusable template data.

Static HTML export

Generate portable HTML with the page content, template CSS, and inline JavaScript needed for publishing.

Publishing hooks

Notify WordPress, S3, custom websites, or internal deploy pipelines through signed webhooks.

Reusable components

Build once, then reuse cards, pricing sections, FAQs, sliders, navbars, and custom Liquid components.

Team editing workflow

Generate pages with AI, then let your team edit the copy, links, metadata, and images without touching code.

API access

Create and revise content from external tools using structured endpoints instead of raw page HTML.

Trial-friendly testing

Test the editor, templates, exports, and publishing flow before entering a credit card.

GitHub Actions deployment

Patch one organization-scoped key from GitHub Actions to atomically deploy the same component across pages or multiple times on one page.

Overlay sections

Compose full-width, split-pane, and raw HTML overlays for advanced layouts while keeping page content editable.

Modular page assembly

Build pages from reusable blocks that can be mixed, reordered, tested, and published without rewriting the whole page.

Integrations

Custom integration

Use the API and signed webhooks to fetch hosted page assets, export static HTML, and deliver it to your own CMS, CDN, or deployment pipeline.

WordPress plugin

Host pages and assets in StaticPages API, then deploy clean static HTML into WordPress through the plugin endpoint.

WordPress plugin
Shopify plugin

Build campaign pages once, host assets in StaticPages API, and deploy static HTML into Shopify storefront surfaces through the plugin.

Shopify plugin
Rails engine

Use the Rails engine to receive exported static HTML and hosted asset references inside a Rails app without hand-copying page markup.

Rails engine

Deployments

Fragment-based deployment

Reuse one deployment key on every matching section or row, then atomically send identical React, Vue, Svelte, or other interactive component HTML to all placements.

React component deploy repo

Use the example repo to build a tokenized component artifact and deploy it to every matching target. Each placement gets a unique deployment_instance_id.

React deploy repo
Publish anywhere

Send the rendered static page to WordPress, Shopify, Rails, S3, or a custom website while the interactive fragments stay versioned in developer-owned code.

Publishing plan comparison with usage limits, capabilities, and upgrade path

FAQ

Pricing questions

Pick the tier that fits your publishing volume and workflow.

New organizations get a limited trial. Choose a subscription tier when you are ready for production publishing.

No. You can test the product for 7 days before entering a credit card or starting a paid subscription.

Yes. All plans are billed monthly with no long-term commitments, and you can cancel anytime.

No. Every paid plan includes unlimited pages and static HTML exports. Plans scale by team seats, publishing destinations, component deploy targets, advanced overlays, and support.

Create an account when you are ready to try the editor, generate a page, or test an export workflow.

Yes. AI can generate the page structure, then your team can edit copy, links, metadata, images, and reusable content without touching code.

Yes. StaticPages API can export HTML and send signed webhooks to WordPress, S3, custom websites, or internal deployment pipelines.

A publishing site is a saved webhook destination where StaticPages API can export pages, such as WordPress, Shopify, Rails, S3, or a custom site.

Every section or row placement counts separately toward the component deploy-target quota, even when several placements share one key. A shared-key deploy is atomic: if any target cannot update, none are changed.

Developers can create Liquid templates or custom HTML components, then attach them to sections so non-developers can reuse them as editable page blocks.

Yes. GitHub Actions can push versioned custom components into overlay sections so teams can build modular pages from reviewed code.

Billing is handled through Stripe, and subscription management is available from your dashboard.