Pay for what ships, not what could.

Priced per project, not per seat. No per-feature gates, no auto-upgrade emails at 2 AM.

Sketch

€0 / forever

For trying Marcus, building a single page, or proving an idea before you commit.

  • One project
  • Up to 5 pages
  • Hosted at aimarcus.love/p/your-project
  • HTTPS on every hosted page
  • Code download as a ZIP
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Builder

Most teams pick this
€29 / project / month

For founders, indie shops, and PMs shipping production work. Pay per project, not per teammate.

  • No page limit per project
  • Revisions included, as many as you run
  • ZIP export of every generated file
  • Only your account can edit, publish or delete it
  • Support by email at [email protected]
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Studio

From €290 / month

For agencies and product studios running many projects in parallel. Volume pricing kicks in past five.

  • Up to 25 projects
  • Everything in Builder on each project
  • Volume pricing past five projects
  • Annual terms and invoice billing, agreed by email
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Common questions

Before you pick a tier.

What counts as a “project”?

A single domain or sub-app — the thing your end users see as one product. Five marketing pages on the same domain are one project. A landing site and a separate dashboard at /app can both be one project too.

Do I pay for revisions?

No. On Builder and Studio, every revision Marcus runs against a project is part of that project's price.

What happens to my code if I stop?

It stays yours. Download the project as a ZIP at any time: it holds every file Marcus generated, ready to host anywhere.

Do I need a card to start?

No. Sign in with Google or a one-time email link and build your first project without entering payment details.

Where do my users' data live?

Project files, the project database and server logs are stored on our server in Estonia, inside the EU. The text of each build request is processed by Anthropic's Claude models, which write the code.

Pricing should be the boring part.

Pick a tier, ship a page, see if Marcus earns its keep. If not, walk away — your work goes with you.

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