Pay for the work, not the wait.
Plans include a monthly allowance of credits. Credits are spent only while Whittle is actually changing your site, at the model's cost, and you see the number every time.
Sketch
Try ideas out. No card.
$0forever
- 100 credits every month
- Publish to a whittle.site address
- Full version history
- Download your code any time
Maker
For people shipping real sites.
$20per month
- 1,000 credits every month
- Private projects
- 1 custom domain
- No Whittle badge on published sites
Workshop
For studios and small teams.
$60per month
- 3,500 credits every month
- 10 custom domains
- 5 builds running at once
- Priority sandboxes
Credit packs
For busy months. Pack credits never expire and are spent after your plan allowance.
500
credits
$10
1,500
credits
$27
5,000
credits
$85
Questions
- What is a credit?
- One credit is one US cent of model time, charged at cost for the tokens a change actually uses. You see the running total while a change works and the final figure when it lands.
- How many credits does a change use?
- A first build of a one-page site typically uses 30 to 80 credits. Small edits (a colour, a line of copy) usually use 2 to 6. Every change stops at 250 credits so nothing runs away with your balance.
- What happens when I run out?
- The current change stops cleanly and its work so far is saved as a version. Top up with a credit pack or wait for your monthly allowance.
- Do unused credits roll over?
- Your plan's monthly allowance resets each billing period. Credits from packs never expire and are only used once the allowance is spent.
- Do I pay when something fails?
- Not when it's our fault. If a change fails because of a platform problem, its credits are refunded automatically. Restoring an earlier version is always free.