Starter is $9 and Pro is $19 until September 30

Until September 30 the two entry plans are on a launch offer:

Business is unchanged. The offer is aimed at the plans where price is the thing standing between you and a published website; Business is chosen for its credit headroom, not its price.

You keep the price you joined at

This is not an introductory rate that jumps in October. Subscribe while the offer runs and your subscription keeps billing at $9 or $19 for as long as you stay on it — including if you switch between monthly and yearly. When the offer ends, it ends for new subscribers.

Nothing else changes with it. Same credits, same websites, same features on each plan.

The free Pro trial is now three days

Pro still starts with a free trial and still takes no payment until it ends — it's now three days rather than seven. Three days is long enough to build a site, publish it and try the Pro-only pieces, and it means the trial reminders arrive while you still remember starting it. Cancel any time before it ends and you're not charged.

The trial emails moved with it: you'll get one two days out and one on the last day, each stating the exact date of the first charge.

One price, everywhere

While we were in here we fixed something that was waiting to happen. Plan prices were written out separately on the landing page, the pricing page, the in-app billing page, the comparison tables and the two checkout routes that set the actual Stripe amount. A discount that reached some of those and not others is a page advertising $9 and a checkout charging $19.

Every one of those surfaces now reads the same figure, and the checkout charges what the page you came from showed you.