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Yes. Signup is instant — no waiting list, no sales call. Adding a card activates your 14-day free trial. The card is stored to activate the trial; it is never charged at signup.
The card confirms a real account and switches the trial on. It's captured through a secure hosted form and stored by our billing provider — LoomWeb never sees your card number or CVV. You're never charged when you sign up.
When the trial ends, the plan you chose at signup starts billing automatically — on the date and at the price you agreed to at signup. That agreement is a required, plain-language consent at the card step: what plan, what price, when billing starts. No pre-ticked boxes, nothing buried.
Self-serve and immediate, from the portal, in two clicks. Before your trial ends, cancelling closes the trial and no money ever moves. After your plan has started, cancelling stops all future billing.
Either way, your GitHub repository and your code survive cancellation.
MrSoftware Pty Ltd, ABN 64 162 662 697 — the company behind LoomWeb. Card details are held by our billing provider; charges appear on your statement as MrSoftware Pty Ltd.
Because GitHub is the infrastructure layer between your AI and your website: your coding agent writes code and pushes it to a repository, and LoomWeb builds every push and serves it over HTTPS. It is the interface every coding agent already speaks — no custom deploy pipeline to learn.
You do. The repository is created in your own GitHub account, private by default. If you leave LoomWeb, your repo and your code leave with you — nothing to export, nothing held hostage.
Scoped repository access via OAuth — enough to create the repo and respond to pushes. No password, no account-wide control. You can revoke LoomWeb's access from GitHub at any time.
No. You need a free GitHub account and a coding agent — Codex, Claude Code, Hermes or similar. LoomWeb generates the prompt that tells your agent what to do. If you can describe what you want, you can ship a site.
Codex, Claude Code, Hermes — or any coding agent that can clone a repository, edit files, and push to GitHub. LoomWeb is agent-neutral by design and never locks you to one AI provider.
No. There are no GitHub Actions to wire up, no nginx, no certificate renewals. Your agent pushes; your site is live.
Yes. Every site gets a yourname.loomweb.co URL, and you can attach your own domain at any time from the portal. SSL certificates are issued and renewed automatically for both.
Sites are served as static output over HTTPS: fast pages, clean URLs, sitemap, canonical tags. No plugin stack slowing things down.
Cancelling stops future billing. Your repository and code survive — they were always in your own GitHub account. Hosted access winds down per the retention described in the terms, and you can reactivate or take your code elsewhere.
Every change is saved as a version. If a push makes the site worse, put the last good version back from your portal — one click, done.
We do — that's what managed means. There are no servers for you to babysit. Write to hello@loomweb.co and we'll sort it out.