Pricing
Credits are a unit of cost, not a subscription tier: what you do not spend on a big page you still have for the small ones.
Trial
free
- 1 site
- 4 credits to start, +1 every day
- about 2 pages to start, then half a page a day
To see what it does, without a card. The credits come back every day.
Start freeFreelance
€69/month
- 2 sites
- 24 credits a month
- about 12 pages a month
For one person finishing a whole site — yours or a client's — with a second slot for the next one.
Choose this planAgency
€249/month
- 10 sites
- 90 credits a month
- about 45 pages a month
For someone building sites for clients: ten sites, one shared pool of credits.
Choose this planEnterprise
by quote
- Sites and credits sized to the contract
- as many as the contract says
For teams with many sites, their own invoicing terms, or a pool sized to measure.
What a credit buys
Measured on real work, not estimated: a section costs about 0.12 credits; a complete page — the plan, eight to ten sections, a pass to make them agree, and a few touch-ups — costs around 2.
- Plan credits reset on the first of every month. Free credits refill every day, up to the trial's ceiling.
- A site slot is tied to an address. Moving a site from staging to production takes a second slot — you free the first one from your account, in a click, and nothing is deleted.
- Prices exclude VAT.
Questions people actually ask
Do I need to know how to code?
No. You describe what you want and edit the result through a panel of fields. If you do read code, the section's markup and styles are right there and you can edit them by hand.
What happens to my existing pages?
Nothing at all. Aura only touches pages you hand to it. Everything built with Gutenberg, Elementor or your theme stays exactly where it is.
Which theme does it need?
Any theme, classic or block. Aura reads the design tokens the theme exposes and falls back to what it can measure from the site when a theme declares nothing.
What is a credit, in real terms?
A credit is a unit of model cost. Measured on real work: one section costs about an eighth of a credit, a whole page — planning, eight to ten sections, a consistency pass and a few touch-ups — lands around two.
Where does my content go?
The service keeps no copy of your site. It receives what a request needs — your palette, your fonts, the list of what content types exist — builds the answer and forgets it. What is kept is the usage record: how much was generated and what it cost.
Can I use it for client sites?
That is what the Agency plan is for: ten sites and one shared pool of credits. The sites you build stay working after the project ends, with no key of their own.
Free credits every day, no card
Enough for about two complete pages today, and half a page every day after. If it does not convince you, you have spent nothing but an afternoon.
Start free — credits every day
No credit card. The free credits come back every day.