Most free tiers are demos wearing a trench coat: enough to see the product, not enough to use it. Ours is deliberately the other kind — the actual platform with a smaller monthly allowance — because we'd rather you judge us by something you shipped. Here's precisely what that means, limits included.
Included, genuinely
- Every builder and every build type — sites, web apps, games, Android, desktop, extensions. No feature-gated "pro builders".
- The full verification chain on every build — free builds are not reviewed less.
- Publishing to your free subdomain, including one live server-backed app.
- The libraries — knowledge, references, images, templates.
- The agent teams, within your allowance — research runs, marketing drafts, optimization passes all work.
- All twenty languages, the assistant, and your data behind the same tenant isolation as every paid account.
The real limits, stated plainly
| Limit | Practical meaning |
|---|---|
| Monthly credit allowance | Enough to build and iterate something real each month; heavy iteration or many products will exhaust it |
| One live server-backed app | Static/installable publishes aren't capped the same way; the hosted-backend slot is |
| Concurrency | One build at a time queues comfortably; parallel pipelines are a paid-tier trait |
Store shipping works on free too — the gate there is the stores' own developer registration, which is between you and them regardless of plan.
The honest upgrade triggers
People upgrade for one of three reasons: they ran out of allowance mid-iteration more than once (see how run-out behaves — nothing is lost), they need more than one hosted backend live, or the loop became load-bearing for actual revenue and they want headroom. If none of those is happening, the free plan is not a trial you're failing to convert — it's the correct plan.