What Widgio costs

The free plan is free, with no card and no expiry - it is where most people should start and where some will stay. The paid plans exist for the point at which one published widget stops being enough, and they are priced against what a single extra enquiry is worth rather than against what a widget costs.

Two months off on yearly

Open

For trying the thing, and for one small site

$0forever

No card, now or later

One published widget
Every widget kind
Auto-design on your own site
Leads by email
Carries a small “Powered by Widgio” line.

Build one now

Studio

Most will want this

For a business that wants it to be theirs

$12a month

$120 a year - two months off

20 published widgets
Everything in Open
No Widgio line
Your own domain on the snippet
Lead history you can export

30 days to change your mind

Agency

For people who build sites for other people

$39a month

$390 a year - two months off

Unlimited published widgets
Everything in Studio
Unlimited sites
Hand a widget to a client’s account
Someone to email

30 days to change your mind

Every paid plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Ask within 30 days of being charged and you get all of it back, without having to say why.

If you stop paying, nothing is deleted and nothing goes offline. Every widget you have published keeps working exactly where it is - the small “Powered by Widgio” line comes back, and you go back to publishing one at a time. That is the whole of it, and you are told the date before it happens.

The awkward questions

What happens if I stop paying?: Your widgets stay up and keep collecting enquiries. The “Powered by Widgio” line comes back on them, and publishing goes back to one at a time - nothing is deleted, and nothing on anybody’s website breaks.
Can I change plans halfway through a month?: Yes, either way. You are charged or credited for the days you actually used, and the change takes effect on every widget you have already published within a minute. No republishing.
What does the free plan cost me?: A small “Powered by Widgio” line under the widget. That is how anybody finds out this exists, and paying is how you turn it off.
Do I need an account?: To publish, yes - the widget has to be served from somewhere. To build one and look at it, no. Sign-in is a link in an email, there is no password.