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Pricing

Free to start. One price when you need more.

Free for you, for as long as you like. Pro is €19 a month for each person who puts pages up: just you, €19; you and a colleague who both send pages, €38. The people you share with never pay, and there is no limit on pages or projects.

Plans

Free

Publish from your AI, no card needed.

€0
  • Up to 3 pages at a time, each private to up to 3 people, or public
  • Update a page any time, same link
  • Drag in a PDF or a page, or ask ChatGPT or Claude to send it over
  • Video and audio up to 10 MB a file
  • Your pages live at sites.snaphost.ai, with a small SnapHost mark in the corner
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Pro

Everything, for you or your whole team.

€19a month per person who publishes
  • As many pages and as many readers as you like, no mark
  • Your own web address, if you want one
  • Let your AI refresh a page on a schedule, every Monday, say
  • Go back to yesterday's version in one click
  • Pages that save answers: sign-ups, RSVPs, guest lists
  • Video and audio up to the full 50 MB a file
  • Passwords and end dates on any page

Enterprise

What an organisation or a municipality needs to adopt SnapHost formally.

Platform feeA fixed monthly fee, plus Pro seats for the people who publish
  • A signed data-processing agreement under the GDPR
  • Set up on your own domain, with your logo, colours and type
  • One annual invoice in your currency on your own terms, or billed as you need
  • A named contact at SnapHost who answers within one working day
  • Readers never pay, whether they are staff, elected officials, residents or TV screens

Everything the platform fee includes

Prices in EUR. Pro is billed monthly, per person who publishes. Cancel anytime.

Who pays

Pro is priced per person who publishes. Everyone you share a page with reads it for free, however many there are. A consultant with forty clients pays for one person: herself.

Which plan do you need?

  • Do you share a page with more than 3 people?
  • Do you need passwords, end dates, or your own web address?

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