For founders and business owners

Trying it without committing

Fourteen days to change your mind, a first research run on us, and a first project that spends none of your credits.

Fourteen days to change your mind

Every monthly plan carries a fourteen day money back guarantee, and Social, the plan that costs twenty-four dollars for the year, carries thirty. Ask inside that window and the whole amount comes back, with nothing deducted for the credits you spent, the posts you published, the pictures you made or the pages you built, because a guarantee with that arithmetic in it is not a guarantee. You do not have to give a reason. It covers the first plan you buy rather than a renewal, it is available once per customer, and a refund ends your access on the day it is paid: the subscription stops, published pages come down, and anything you had scheduled is canceled. Your own pictures and your own words are still yours to export.

Your first research run is on us

Research is something you ask for rather than something that happens to you, and the first run on your account is free. The card that offers it names the fifteen topics it covers and gives an honest estimate of how long it takes before you press anything, so you decide whether research is worth paying for after reading real research about your own idea rather than before. Choosing it is also what sets the rest of your first project up around it: your action plan, your product and engineering documents, a brand and a logo, a clickable prototype, and a demand page at your own address, none of it spending the credits your plan came with. Later projects are priced in credits, with the depth you pick and its cost shown on the button.

The things that never cost credits

Reading what you have made, sharing it and downloading it never spend anything, and neither does composing your own words onto your own picture, because that is type being set rather than a model being called. Every action that does spend shows its price on the button before you press it, and that price is a ceiling: if the job runs shorter than the estimate, you are charged the smaller number. Nothing generates quietly in the background on your behalf.

If you stop paying, your work does not vanish

A renewal that fails gets fourteen days of grace and reminders before anything changes, because an expired card is usually an accident rather than a decision. If the account does lapse, your published pages stay on the web on a smaller traffic allowance and carry a small line saying who made them, scheduling stops, and anything already scheduled is held rather than published, so nothing goes out under your name on a plan you are not paying for. Those posts are waiting if you come back, and exporting your own work always works.

Common questions

Is there a free plan?

No, and there is no free assessment either. Both were retired. What replaces them is a money back guarantee: fourteen days on a monthly plan, thirty on Social, with nothing subtracted for what you used while you were deciding.

Is the guarantee really the whole amount?

Yes. We do not deduct the credits you spent, the posts you published or the pages you built. It covers your first purchase rather than a renewal, and it is once per customer, which we recognize by the payment card as well as by the account.

What is the cheapest way in?

Social, at twenty-four dollars for the year, which covers twelve posts a month across your accounts, two posts written for you with a photograph each and a 15 second video once a year, your own words composed onto your own pictures in your colors and fonts, a page about you on the web, and an assistant on Telegram. The monthly plans start at Starter, which is what the full research, the prototype and the live demand page run on.

Try Trying it without committing

Describe your idea once, and the research, your documents, your prototype and your live page are all written from it. Starter is $55 a month, with fourteen days to change your mind.

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