These are the plans Acrosite will offer when registration opens, each starting with a 14-day free trial. Registration is not open yet; contact us to talk through which plan fits your projects, Team Members, Client Reviewers, and publishing volume.
Every plan includes the full core publishing workflow — pick the limits that match your projects, team, and publishing volume.
For one person managing a few Git-backed websites.
For small teams publishing across multiple Git-backed websites.
For agencies that need client review, scheduling, and multi-project publishing.
For higher-volume publishing operations with more team and client review capacity.
Test the full core publishing workflow before your first charge. Choose a plan, add a payment method, then create a workspace, connect a project, invite your team or client reviewer, create content, schedule or publish, commit to GitHub, and trigger configured deployment profiles.
Contact UsStarter limits apply during the trial. A payment method is required to start the trial and helps prevent misuse. No subscription fee is charged during the trial; unless you cancel before it ends, the plan you chose is charged when it ends.Match your situation to a plan. You can always upgrade later when you need more capacity.
You manage a few Git-backed websites yourself and need simple publishing without building a CMS.
Best planSoloYou have a small team, multiple websites, and need more scheduled content and client review capacity.
Best planCreatorYou manage client websites and need Team Members, Client Reviewers per project, scheduled publishing, and clear project limits.
Best planAgency StarterYou manage many client projects, publish frequently, and need higher project, schedule, and monthly publishing limits.
Best planAgency ProExpand any group to see exactly what each plan includes. Agency Starter is our recommended plan for client work.
Plain-language definitions so you know exactly what you're counting against each plan.
Internal collaborators such as Owners, Admins, Managers, Developers, Editors, Authors, and Viewers.
Client-side stakeholders who can review assigned content for a project without GitHub, billing, team, or publishing access.
Connected websites with GitHub, content structure, publishing settings, media, reviews, and deployment trigger setup.
Approved content waiting to publish at a future date and time.
Successful publish actions during a billing period. Failed publishes do not count as successful published items.
Project-specific structured content such as Case Studies, FAQs, Services, Locations, Authors, Testimonials, and more.
SEO-friendly image optimization, WebP conversion, filename normalization, and fair-use media processing.
Acrosite separates Team Members from Client Reviewers so agencies can invite client stakeholders for review without treating every client as a full internal collaborator.
People inside your workspace who create, manage, review, schedule, publish, or configure projects.
Client stakeholders who review assigned content for a project, comment, approve, or request changes.
Clients help agencies organize projects. Clients themselves are not directly plan-limited.
Clear answers on trials, limits, counting, and upgrades. Anything else lives in the docs.
Open documentationRegistration is coming soon. Contact us to talk through your publishing workflow, or read the docs to see how Acrosite works.
