Pay for one plan, not for a stack.

An app is 1 Tofu project: its own Tofu address, hosting, deployment history and settings. Free covers 1 app online for as long as you like; Starter, up to 5; and the Pro plan, unlimited apps. A paid plan includes its managed databases for all of your apps together: 25 on the Pro plan, 5 on Starter, and Free includes one for its app, with its first deploy where the Free plan runs the app’s server code and otherwise once it is live. When every included database is in use, deleting a database on an app’s Database page frees a place for another app.

Uploads and deployments are counted per UTC day, before any work starts. Past your plan's number, the next one is refused with a message that says which limit it reached, and the count starts again the next UTC day. What is already live keeps serving.

Every app you create on a paid plan gets this hosting. A site already live on Free keeps its address when you upgrade. Domain purchases and renewals are separate.

Connecting a domain you already own is included on every plan, with HTTPS: 1 for each app on Free, and up to 10 for each app on a paid plan. On a supported DNS provider, you approve Tofu once on the provider's own screen and it writes the records; anywhere else, Tofu shows the exact records to add and checks them. Buying and renewing the name is separate, with the registrar you choose.

Yes. Your database stays yours, and it is moved to your own account on request. After a failed payment or a cancellation, Tofu keeps it rather than pausing or deleting it, and arranges a transfer with you. A free trial is different: if it ends before the paid plan starts, a managed database added during the trial is archived rather than kept, as the answer about cancelling during the trial below says.

Yes, into your own Stripe account: your buyers' money goes to you, never through Tofu, and Tofu takes no fee on your sales. A payment link from your Stripe account works in an app on any plan.

Connecting your Stripe account to an app, so Tofu sets up its prices and payment links for you and your app hears about each payment, needs a paid plan to take real payments. During a free trial it works with Stripe’s test cards.

Payment runs through Stripe: card details are entered on Stripe's own checkout page and never reach Tofu. Open Plan & billing in your dashboard to manage or cancel the subscription in Stripe's portal.

On a plan you have paid for, a failed payment deletes nothing: your source, deployments, connected domains, environment variables and databases stay where they are.

The AI that builds and changes your app for you, from a description in your own words. It runs online, so there is nothing to install. Free includes 30 minutes a day, and Starter 2 hours a day. On the Pro plan you can use it as much as you like. Every plan includes unlimited AI tokens, under the fair use rules in our Terms.

Choose Starter or the Pro plan and enter a card on Stripe's checkout page. You get the plan you choose right away, and nothing is charged for 7 days. Taking real payments in your apps opens once the first month is paid.

When the trial ends, your card is charged the monthly price, and then every month. We email you before it ends. Each account gets one free trial: an account that already had a paid plan or a free trial starts the plan at checkout.

Yes, anytime. Open Plan & billing in your dashboard and choose Manage billing. After you cancel, the plan stays on until the trial ends, and your card is not charged. Then your account is on the Free plan, with no grace period, and a managed database you added during the trial is archived after a final notice by email. The same happens if the first charge doesn't go through. A database you had before the trial stays, and your apps' code and settings are kept.

Yes. The Free plan is open to everyone: sign in and publish your first site. The Starter plan and the Pro plan are open too: each starts with a 7-day free trial, each account gets one free trial, and its features switch on as soon as checkout confirms it. Every allowance on this page is real and enforced. An uptime commitment (an SLA) is available on request: tell us what you need.