Pricing
Free is €0. Pro is €19 a month. Business is €79 a month. Every figure is per site, per month, in euros, billed through Stripe.
The plan attaches to the site, not to your account. One account can hold as many sites as you like, each on its own plan — which is why an agency with twenty client sites holds twenty subscriptions and can cancel them one at a time, with no reseller tier to negotiate.
Free
€0
To see what the platform produces, and keep it.
yourname.timbaly.site subdomainPro most sites
€19 / month, per site
The plan where the site becomes properly yours.
Business
€79 / month, per site
For a site that keeps writing itself.
Prices exclude VAT where applicable. One currency, the euro — cards issued outside the EU are converted by the card network at its own rate.
Side by side
| Free | Pro — €19 | Business — €79 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pages | 15 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Languages | 1 | 3 | Unlimited |
| Custom domain | No | Yes | Yes |
| Indexable by search engines | No — forced noindex | Yes | Yes |
| Timbaly badge | Shown | Removed | Removed |
| Audit scans a month | 1 | 10 | Unlimited |
| Scheduled publishing | No | No | Yes |
| Your own AI key | No | Yes | Yes |
| AI budget on our key | $1.50 / account | $5 / site | $20 / site |
| MCP connector (Claude, ChatGPT) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Technical SEO, structured data, root files | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Search Console and Bing connection | Nothing to measure | Yes | Yes |
| Card required | No | Yes | Yes |
Two rows deserve a sentence each. Free is noindex because those sites share one subdomain, and the noindex is what stops spam from spending the shared domain's reputation — it is not a punishment, and it does make Free unsuitable for being found. Scheduled publishing is the only feature that runs with nobody at the keyboard, which means it always spends our AI key, and that is the honest reason Business costs more.
The AI budget, explained
Generating pages costs money at an AI provider. The question that decides whether a cap applies is not which plan you are on — it is whose key paid for the inference.
The monthly budget applies: $1.50 on Free, $5 on Pro, $20 on Business — roughly a quarter of the plan's net revenue. On Pro that covers several dozen generated pages a month, well past what a business that builds a site once and then maintains it will use.
Connect your own OpenRouter or Google Gemini key on Pro or Business and there is no ceiling at all. You pay the provider directly, at their prices, and capping you would just be spite.
Write the pages through the MCP connector and the reasoning is billed to the flat subscription you already pay for. Our budget is not touched. How to connect it.
If you hit the cap, generation stops until the next month or until you connect your own key. There is no top-up to buy — that is the next commercial step, not a hidden defect.
Billing behaviour
Stripe retries for several days and most recoveries succeed. De-indexing a live site over an expired card would be an irreversible harm out of all proportion to €19. The plan only drops when a subscription is genuinely cancelled or marked unpaid.
Never immediate. Those days are paid for and you keep them. After that the site falls back to the Free plan's limits — subdomain and noindex — rather than being deleted.
Upgrading or downgrading mid-cycle swaps the subscription item so you are never billed for two plans at once, and Stripe prorates the difference.
The domain, the content and the Google Search Console history with its sixteen months of data. Nothing is held back to make leaving expensive.
Not included
The free plan is the trial and it needs no card. There is no promo code to hunt for and no discount you missed by not asking.
You wait for the new month or connect your own key. Both are honest; neither is a surprise invoice.
Euros only. Cards from outside the EU are converted by the card network at its rate, not ours.
Nobody can sell you a position. What €19 buys is a site that is indexable, technically sound, and written to be quotable — on the terms set out here.
Pricing questions
Per site. One account holds as many sites as you like, each on its own plan, so twenty client sites are twenty subscriptions you can cancel independently. Free sites are capped at five per account — an anti-abuse limit so a script cannot turn us into a subdomain spam factory, not a commercial lever. Paid sites have no cap. What this means for agencies.
Because free sites share one subdomain with every other free site, and the forced noindex is what keeps spam from spending that shared domain's reputation. The site exists, works, and can be shown to anyone you send the link to. What it will not do is get found in search — that starts on Pro.
Only when generation runs on our AI key: $1.50 a month on Free, $5 on Pro, $20 on Business. Connect your own OpenRouter or Gemini key and there is no ceiling, because you pay the provider directly. Writing pages through Claude or ChatGPT over MCP also bypasses it entirely.
Your site stays online. Stripe retries for several days and most recoveries succeed. The plan only drops when the subscription is actually cancelled or marked unpaid.
There is no paid trial and no coupons: the free plan is the trial, indefinitely, with no card. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you already paid for rather than immediately, because those days are yours.
It is enough to be findable, which is the part a platform can deliver: your own domain, indexable pages, the technical files, structured data, the Search Console connection and a site written to be quoted. Whether you are actually found depends on your market and your competitors, and no price makes that a promise. Compared with an agency quote, honestly.
No card, no countdown. Build the site, look at it, and upgrade only if it is worth being found.