One plan. The bill follows the meter.
There is nothing to choose. Publishing is free, and when a month outgrows the free limits your account moves onto the nearest paid step — then back down again when the traffic dies off.
Find your step
Drag the meters to a month you recognise. The step lights up as you go, and whichever meter put you there gets marked.
What your files take up, averaged across the month rather than measured at its worst moment.
Every hit on a hosted site. Cached or not, a visit counts once — this is the honest version of a bandwidth meter.
Your own domain pointed at a site, with the certificate issued, renewed, and replaced for you.
Every push, whether it came from the CLI, the HTTP API, the web app, or an agent over MCP.
The ladder
Each step is a ceiling on all four meters at once. Your account lands on the cheapest step that covers every one of them: cross a single ceiling and it moves up, spend a month back underneath and it moves down on its own.
| meter | Freefor small sites, forever | $5/month | $15/month | $40/month | $100/month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Storageper month | 1 GB | 20 GB | 100 GB | 300 GB | 800 GB |
| Requestsmillions / month | 100k | 1M | 5M | 15M | 40M |
| Custom domainsdomains | — | 3 | 15 | 40 | 100 |
| Deploysper month | 50 | 500 | 2,000 | 6,000 | 15,000 |
Four things we will never put on your bill
Bandwidth
Serve a gigabyte or serve a terabyte — transfer costs us nothing, so we do not meter it and it never appears as a line.
SSL certificates
Issued, renewed, and rotated without you asking, on your domains and ours. Part of a custom domain, never a separate charge.
CPU time
However heavy the page, you are billed for the visit and not for the milliseconds of compute behind it.
Seats
Invite everyone you work with. We charge for the resources an account uses, not for the people using it.
It moves both ways
The step is recalculated each month from what you actually used. A launch that goes well moves you up for that month alone; a quiet month drops you back down on its own — no downgrade to request, no plan to cancel, nothing to remember.