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 and 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.