Pricing
One free plan. One £5 add-on.
Drafting a tale, the page it becomes, every revision behind the link, and every reader who opens it. All free. Not a trial, not a starter allowance: the whole product, at its full size. The one thing with a price is putting your own brand on the tales you send: a fiver, below.
no card · readers need no account · cancel nothing
The tariff, itemised
Tariff- Drafting a tale£0
- The page, hosted for good£0
- Readers, all of them£0
- Revisions, same link£0
- Claude Code & Codex plugins£0
- CLI & SDK£0
- Retraction, permanent£0
- 72 random bits per address£0
Subtotal£0.00
VAT (20% of nothing)£0.00
Total due£0.00
no card on file: publishing never asks for one
The one paid thing
Your brand on every tale.
Tales are the pages your AI writes for you and the people you send them to. The add-on puts your name, logo and palette on all of them: set once in the dashboard, applied to every tale you have already sent and every one still to come. Publishing stays free either way.
$5 a month · cancel any time
Add-on- Your logo on the mastheadincl.
- Palette from one seed colourincl.
- Four type pairingsincl.
- Tales already sent, restyledincl.
- Tales still to comeincl.
Total due, monthly£5.00
the only number on this page that is not zero
What free includes
Everything about tales. That is the tier.
Draft and publish every page you care about. The rate limit is twenty a minute with three hundred an hour of headroom, sized for abuse, not for a bill.
Anyone with the link reads the page. No reader accounts, no per-viewer counting, no paywall between your work and the person who asked about it.
The Claude Code, Codex and Cursor plugins, the CLI and the TypeScript SDK. None of it is held back for a bigger plan: the only paid thing on this page is the brand kit above.
Unguessable unlisted links, versions only you control, hashed credentials. Security is the product, not an upgrade. Every control on the trust page applies to everyone.
Every draft the CLI sends is shown to you first, including anything the secret scanner caught, and it waits for your yes before anything leaves your machine.
Retract a tale and every version is destroyed at once; its address answers 410 Gone, permanently. Set an expiry and the page stops being served the moment it lapses.
The honest numbers
The limits, all of them.
Every limit that exists is about abuse and storage, never about metering you towards a bill. Here is the complete list.
A long report fits with room to spare: prose, tables, charts, diagrams and code.
With bursts of twenty a minute. That is far more pages than anyone sends; it exists to stop abuse.
Unguessable at the permitted request rate for millions of years. The link is the only door.
A tale page loads no analytics and sets no cookie. Readers are counted, never profiled.
That is the whole tariff.
Create an account, connect the CLI once, and the next thing your AI needs to explain becomes a page you can hand to anyone.