Pricing, stated plainly

14 days free. Then a plan from $39/month — cancel in two clicks, any time.

Free

14-day free trial

Free for 14 days

  • Sign up in minutes — your first site is provisioned before you finish the form.
  • You won't be charged today. The card is for validation only.
  • Build and publish free for 14 days.
  • Love it? Do nothing and your plan starts on day 15 — you'll see the exact price and date before you finish signing up.
  • Not feeling it? Cancel in two clicks and you'll never be charged.

After your trial

Plans that keep your site running

Billed monthly. Cancel any time — your code is always yours.

Site

$39/month

One production website, run for you.

  • One production website
  • Private GitHub repository in your account
  • AI-ready starter site
  • yourname.loomweb.co URL or custom domain
  • Automatic SSL certificates
  • Deploys on every push, release history, rollback
Buy Site — $39/month

Studio

$199/month

For agencies and consultants running client sites.

  • Up to 10 production websites
  • Central multi-site management
  • Multiple GitHub collaborators
  • Custom domains and automatic SSL for each site
  • Deploys on every push, release history, rollback
  • Priority support

Additional sites $20/month.

Buy Studio — $199/month

The fine print, not fine

What you agree to at signup. Signup has two steps: sign in with GitHub, then add a card to activate your 14-day free trial. You're not charged at signup. Before signup completes you must tick a plain-language consent stating which plan starts, at what price, on the day your trial ends. No pre-ticked boxes.

How to cancel. Cancelling is self-serve and immediate, from the portal, in two clicks. Before your trial ends, cancelling closes the trial — no money ever moves. After your plan starts, cancelling stops all future billing. Either way, your GitHub repository and your code survive: they were always yours.

Your card. Held by our billing provider — LoomWeb never sees card numbers or CVV. You'll see our company name, not LoomWeb, on your card statement; the details are in the terms.

Your code. Your site lives in your own GitHub repository. Cancel, leave, or switch hosting — the code is yours to take.

Prefer to self-host? loom is open source — run the platform on your own servers and be your own hosting company (github.com/mrdave996/loom). Want it managed? That's what the plans above are for.

Try it with your next site.