Plans & Limits
This page covers Sitepins Cloud. Self-hosted installs have no plans, no limits, and no billing — every feature described here is unlocked. See Self-Hosting.
Sitepins Cloud has four plans: Pro, Team, Agency, and Enterprise. Every monthly and yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Current pricing is on the pricing page — this page covers what you actually get.
Accounts created before October 1, 2026 keep the free Hobby plan.
Limits
Project limits are account-wide totals across all organizations you own, with no repository dependency.
| Pro | Team | Agency | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Organizations | 2 | 5 | 10 | Unlimited |
| Total Sites (Account-wide) | 6 | 15 | 30 | Unlimited |
| Private Sites (Account-wide) | 6 | 15 | 30 | Unlimited |
| Members per organization | 3 | 5 | 5 | Unlimited |
Flexible site allocation & no repository dependency: Site limits apply account-wide across all active organizations you own rather than being capped per organization. For example, on the Team plan (15 sites across up to 5 organizations), you can allocate all 15 sites to a single organization or distribute them across several organizations.
Furthermore, there is no repository dependency: multiple projects can connect to the same repository (e.g. different branches or subfolders) or to distinct repositories. Every active project simply counts toward your account quota.
Features by Plan
Pro
Every plan includes the basics:
- Visual rich text editor and raw Markdown editor
- Media management
- Site settings, menus, and translations (config file editing)
- Schemas and content structure
- Global search across content, config, and media
- Real-time collaboration and presence
- GitHub repositories
- Dark mode and 15 interface languages (including Arabic with native RTL support)
- Edit history — who changed what, and when
Plus:
| Feature | What it unlocks |
|---|---|
| Code editor | Edit any file in the repository, plus code files in search |
| Live preview | Run your real site in a sandbox from uncommitted changes |
| Branches & pull requests | Create branches, open PRs, merge |
| Version history | Restore a version, undo a commit |
| SEO tools | Search preview and content analysis |
| AI assistant | Multi-provider AI across writing, code editing, commits, and SEO |
| Snippets | Save and insert reusable blocks |
| Sidebar arrangement | Custom sidebar layout |
| Custom commit messages | Write your own commit messages |
| Save as Draft | Save without committing |
| Build status | Deployment status in the app |
| Priority support |
Team — everything in Pro, plus
| Feature | What it unlocks |
|---|---|
| GitLab repositories | Connect GitLab as well as GitHub |
| SEO Insights | Target keyword plus 21 readability, structure, and keyword-placement checks |
| More organizations and members | 5 organizations, 5 members each |
Team is the first tier to unlock GitLab and SEO Insights — both are gated on “Team or above,” so Agency and Enterprise get them too.
Agency — everything in Team, plus
- More organizations and sites — 30 sites across 10 organizations (up from 15 sites across 5 organizations on Team)
- Dedicated support
Agency doesn’t unlock any feature Team doesn’t already have. It’s Team’s capabilities at double the organization capacity — the plan for agencies running many client organizations rather than a handful.
Enterprise — everything in Agency, plus
- Unlimited sites, organizations, and users
- Custom branding
- Onboarding assistance
Enterprise isn’t self-serve — its checkout is a “Contact Us” link rather than a card form. See Manage Subscription.
The Free Trial
Monthly and yearly plans start with a 7-day free trial. Pick a plan, enter your card at checkout, and you get that plan’s full features straight away. You’re billed when the trial ends — cancel before then and you aren’t charged. Lifetime plans are a one-time purchase with no trial.
Each account gets one trial. After that, checkout starts the paid plan directly.
Before You Choose a Plan
Accounts created on or after October 1, 2026 start without a plan. You can sign in and you have your default organization, but you can’t create sites or more organizations until you start a trial or buy a plan. A banner at the top of the app links to the plans.
Legacy Hobby Plan
Accounts created before October 1, 2026 keep the free Hobby plan for as long as they don’t buy one: 1 organization, 3 sites (1 private), and 1 member, with the basics listed under Pro and community support. Hobby is no longer offered to new accounts.
Downgrading
If a paid plan or trial lapses and you’re over what the account falls back to — the Hobby limits for accounts created before October 1, 2026, or no sites at all for newer ones — Sitepins archives the excess rather than deleting it:
- Organizations over the limit are archived, newest first (your default organization always stays)
- Projects over the limit are archived, oldest first
- Members over the limit are trimmed, keeping the longest-standing
Nothing is deleted. Archived organizations and projects come back when you upgrade again, and your Git repositories are never touched regardless of plan.
Content already committed stays in your repository permanently — it’s your repo, and it works with or without Sitepins.
Tracking Your Usage
The Overview page in the account menu shows meters for organizations, sites, and users against your plan’s limits. They turn amber as you approach a limit and red when you’re nearly at it.
Team Members and Plans
Plan features are tied to the project or organization owner, not to each member. If your organization is on Pro, editors you invite get Pro features on those projects without needing their own subscription.
Upgrading
Billing in the account menu, or Cmd+K → Manage billing. See Manage Subscription.