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Oleh KemTypedream Pricing in August 2026: What Free, Launch and Grow Cost per Site
Typedream costs $20 a month on Launch and $49 on Grow as of , and each of those rates buys exactly one published site. Paying a year in front cuts them to $15 and $42. Sales give up 2% plus card processing, and the free tier stops at one page.
The rate is attached to the site, not to the account. Two sites on Launch is two subscriptions at $40 a month, and no volume break is published anywhere on the pricing page. The transaction fee stacks rather than replaces: Typedream takes its 2% and the card or PayPal processor still takes its own cut of the same sale.
What each plan stops you doing is the harder question. The caps below answer it: one page on Free, one CMS collection and 1,000 form submissions on Launch, five collaborators at the ceiling. Five charges sit outside the advertised rate. That $15 annual entry runs under a category median of $18, while Grow at $42 runs well over it. We took every figure here from the vendor's own pricing page in .
This page prices Typedream, the no-code website builder sold at typedream.com, on the rates that vendor publishes for its own plans.
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filled dot = rate the vendor publishes · hollow dot = quote only
Every published rate buys one site. The free tier buys one page, and 5% of anything you sell through it.
Month to month, cancel any time. Free does not move with the cycle.
The three plans, the caps that end each one, and what the annual cycle saves.
Typedream pricing plans and rates: $20 a month per site, $15 on annual
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Annual takes 25% off Launch and 14% off Grow, worth $60 and $84 a year on a single site. The vendor prints both cycles side by side, so neither rate hides behind a toggle.
Vendor pricing pageTypedream plan comparison: the step from Launch to Grow is $324 a year
Two moves up the published lineup. The first buys what a real site needs, the second buys headroom you may never reach.
Neither step covers a second site and neither lowers the 2% on sales. Those two facts settle more Typedream bills than the tier choice does.
Typedream cost calculator: one subscription covers exactly one site
What your line costs on the published rates
Launch costs $20 a month billed monthly, which is $240 across a year for one published site. The figure covers the site rather than the account behind it.
We have read this pricing page five times since June 2026. The three rates held on every read.
Where the bill sits above the advertised rate
$60 of the year is the cycle alone. Annual buys the identical site with twelve months paid in front, and the vendor prints both numbers side by side.
What is in your bill that the advertised rate does not price
One published page ends Free. One CMS collection and 1,000 form submissions end Launch. Grow lifts both and stops at five collaborators, which is the top of the published plans. No rate is given for crossing any of them.
Launch and Grow each include a .xyz domain for the first twelve months. Year two renews at standard domain pricing, and the vendor prints no figure for it. A domain you already own stays with your registrar and is billed there.
Where your rate sits against the category
At $20 a month this line sits above the $18 median for the 21 website builders tools in our library.
Launch and Grow straddle that middle instead of sitting on one side of it. Entry runs $15 and the top runs $42, both for a single site.
The configuration we would sign off
Launch is the line we would sign off for what you ticked: $15 a month for the site, $180 over a year.
Launch costs $5 a month more than that, and the extra buys headroom rather than a second site.
Priced for one published site. Add a second and the whole arithmetic starts again from the top, because the subscription follows the site.
Open typedream.com pricingWhich Typedream plan you need: collections and collaborators decide it
| Your case | Plan | Why this one |
|---|---|---|
| One page, no domain, nothing to sella link in bio, a personal profile, a coming-soon page | Free Free | 1 published page is the whole allowance, and the Typedream badge cannot be removed on this tier. Anything sold through it gives up 5% before the payment processor takes its own cut. |
| One marketing site on a domain you owna product launch, a landing page, a small studio site | Launch $20/mo per site, $15 on annual | The custom domain and unlimited pages both start here, and so does the second collaborator. A year costs $240 month to month or $180 up front, so the commitment is worth $60. |
| Two or three client sites under one handfreelance builds, an agency retainer, a founder with side projects | Launch $40/mo for two sites, $30 on annual | No plan covers a second site. Two Launch subscriptions cost $40 a month and three cost $60, which is more than one Grow site at $49. Sites multiply, plans do not. |
| A content site with more than one bloga directory, a resource library, a site with a team behind it | Grow $49/mo per site, $42 on annual | Launch holds one CMS collection and stops. Grow lifts that to unlimited, raises email subscribers from 1,000 to 5,000, adds password protection and takes collaborators to five. The step is $324 a year on annual. |
| Selling digital products from the sitetemplates, a paid download, a course landing page | Launch $20/mo per site, $15 on annual | Both paid plans charge the same 2%, so paying $29 more a month for Grow buys no reduction on sales. Move up only when a collection, a password or a fifth collaborator forces it. |
| A team of six or more editing one sitean in-house marketing team, a client with several reviewers | Grow $49/mo per site, $42 on annual | 5 collaborators is the top of the published plans and there is no tier above it. A sixth editor has no priced path here, which is a ceiling rather than an upgrade. |
Typedream cost for 2 and 5 collaborators: $180 and $504 a year
Each figure prices one site. A second site repeats the entire subscription at the same rate, and that is the arithmetic buyers of this builder get wrong most often.
Typedream hidden costs: a 2% cut on sales that Grow does not reduce
Price check history
Each read of the published rates is on the record with its date. Across 5 of them the three plans held.
We watched from spring 2026 onward and claim nothing about the years before that. five reads, no movement.
Where this rate sits in the category
21 website builders tools priced by one method. Entry rates run $4.50 to $97 a month, and the middle sits at $18.
Every calibration point was read the same way and on the same pass, August 2026.
Five charges that sit outside the advertised rate
Sorted by how much each one adds once the site is live.Every site is a separate subscription
This is the rule the rest of the bill hangs off. Launch at $20 covers one published site, so four sites cost $80 a month and eight cost $160. No multi-site or agency rate appears anywhere on the pricing page, and the collaborator cap is the only thing that grows inside a single subscription.
The 2% on sales stacks on the processor's cut
Typedream's fee is not an all-in rate. Launch and Grow both take 2% of a sale and the credit card or PayPal processor takes its own percentage of the same money. Grow is the top plan and reduces neither, so $49 a month buys features rather than a better rate on revenue.
Free charges 5% of anything you sell
The free tier is expensive for a seller. It takes 5% before the processor, two and a half times the paid rate, on a plan that publishes one page and keeps the Typedream badge. Anyone selling more than a token amount is better off at $20 on Launch on arithmetic alone.
Paying by the month adds $60 a year on Launch
The advertised $15 and $42 assume a year paid in front. Month to month runs $20 and $49, which is $60 extra a year on Launch and $84 on Grow. The gap is wider in percentage terms on the cheaper plan: 25% against 14%.
The free .xyz domain is free for one year
Launch and Grow each bundle a .xyz domain for the first year. From year two it renews at standard domain pricing, and the pricing page does not say what that is. Budget a renewal you cannot read off the pricing page, or point a domain you already pay for at the site instead.
What Typedream leaves unpriced
Three lines the pricing page carries no number for. Each becomes a real charge after you sign, so ask before you commit.
- 01What it costs to cross 1,000 form submissions or 1,000 email subscribers on Launch. The caps are printed, the overage is not.
- 02What the bundled .xyz domain renews at in year two. The pricing page ends the story at the free first year.
- 03The credit card and PayPal processing percentage. Typedream states its own 5% and 2% and leaves the processor's share unquantified.
Typedream billing and commitment terms
| Per site | Every plan, Free included, is sold against one published site. Publish another and the whole plan is charged again. |
| Annual billing | Required for the $15 and $42 rates, paid a year in front. Month to month costs $20 and $49. |
| Transaction fee | 5% on Free, 2% on Launch and Grow, charged on sales made through the site. The card or PayPal processing fee is separate. |
| Collaborator | An editor with access to the site. One on Free, two on Launch, five on Grow. |
| CMS collection | The vendor's word for a blog. Launch includes one, Grow removes the limit. |
| 14-day money-back guarantee | Carried by both paid plans in place of a trial. You pay first and claim back inside two weeks. |
| Free .xyz domain | Bundled with Launch and Grow for the first year only. The renewal rate is not published. |
Typedream vs WordPress.com, Strikingly and 10Web: $20 buys one site
Three jobs, priced against what each rival publishes today. Typedream's column is one site in every row, which decides more of these than the features do.
| The job | Typedream | The rival | Our verdict on this job |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishing one marketing site on your own domaincustom domain, unlimited pages, badge removed | Launch $20/mo= $20 a month for you$20 month to month for the site, $15 on annual. | WordPress.com $10.5/site/mo= $10.50 a month for you$11 a month, and this vendor bills per site too. | WordPress.comBoth sides bill by the site, so neither multiplies better than the other. WordPress.com wins this row on the entry rate alone. |
| Selling a digital product from the sitecheckout on the page, a fee on every sale | Launch $20/mo= $20 a month for you2% of each sale on Launch and Grow alike, plus processing. | Strikingly $20/mo= $20 a month for you$20 a month at its entry paid tier. | EvenLevel on the subscription. The figure that decides it is Typedream's 2%, which stays 2% on Launch and on Grow alike. |
| Running a second and a third sitewhat the invoice does as the site count grows | Launch $20/mo= $20 a month for youEach site is a fresh subscription at the same rate. | 10Web $20/mo= $20 a month for you$20 a month at the entry plan. | Typedream repeats its $20 for every site you publish. Three sites is $60 a month, and at that point the feature list has stopped mattering. |
WordPress.com
Strikingly
HubSpot CMSSwitching to Typedream: count your sites before you compare plan prices
Three moves people actually make into this builder, priced at what both sides publish. The step that catches them is never the subscription.
WordPress.com
WordPress.com runs $10.50 a month, the same single site on Typedream runs $20, or $240 across a year.The domain breaks first. Launch is the cheapest Typedream plan that will accept one.
- Count sites, not pages. Every site you move becomes its own $20 subscription here.
- Move the domain before the content. Free will only give you a typedream.app address.
- Fold the blog into one CMS collection. Launch holds exactly one, and a second one means Grow at $49.
Strikingly
$20 a month there against $20 here. What decides it is the cut on sales, not the $240 a year.Typedream takes 2% of every sale on both paid plans and the processor bills on top of that. Price the fee against your monthly sales first.
- Take last month's sales and work out 2% of them. That is the line item nobody budgets for.
- Do not buy Grow hoping for a better rate on sales. It charges the same 2% at $49 a month.
- Keep the store on one site. A second product page costs nothing extra, a second site costs a whole plan.
10Web
$20 against $20 a month, and Typedream repeats $240 a year for every extra site.One vendor bills a plan, the other bills a site. Do the multiplication before the migration, not after it.
- Write down how many sites you publish today, then multiply by $20, or by $15 on annual.
- Check your editor list against two on Launch and five on Grow before you pick a tier.
- Rebuild forms with the 1,000 submission cap in mind. Grow is the only plan that removes it.
Is Typedream worth it: $15 a month sits under an $18 category median
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4.5 of 5
Typedream enters under the middle of its category and finishes well above it. Launch is $20 a month for one site, $15 with a year paid in front, against a $18 median entry rate across the 21 website builders we price. Grow at $49 is a separate argument. It adds unlimited CMS collections, password protection, 5,000 email subscribers and five collaborators. It does not add a site, and it does not move the 2% on sales.
The logic inverts at the second site. One Grow subscription runs $49 a month and covers one site; two Launch sites run $40 and cover two. Buyers read a tier list as capacity and this one is not: the tiers sell features, the site count multiplies the whole bill. Publish one site, sell nothing much, and $15 a month on annual is fair money for a custom domain and unlimited pages. Publish four and price it as four subscriptions before you compare Typedream with anything else.
- You run a portfolio of sitesfive on Launch is five subscriptions and $100 a month month to month, with no published discount for the fifth.
- You sell at volumethe 2% never drops, and the $29 step from Launch to Grow buys no reduction on it.
- You need a sixth collaboratorGrow caps at five and nothing sits above it on the published plans.
- You want a free plan that publishes a real siteFree stops at one page, keeps the badge and takes 5% of sales.
Typedream pricing questions: what a second site costs, and the 2% fee
10.1How much does Typedream cost?
10.2What is the difference between Typedream Launch and Grow?
10.3Does Typedream have an annual discount?
10.4Is Typedream free, and what does the free plan limit?
10.5Does Typedream charge transaction fees?
10.6How much does Typedream cost for two sites?
10.7Can I remove the Typedream badge?
10.8Does Typedream offer a free trial or a refund?
10.9How many people can work on a Typedream site?
10.10Does Typedream include a free domain?
10.11Is Typedream expensive compared with other website builders?
10.12Is Typedream worth the price?
Where these Typedream rates come from: three documents, all of them dated
Three documents, and what each one was read for.
- typedream.com/pricingAll three plans with both cycles printed inline, the stacked transaction fees and the collaborator caps
- ComparEdge open pricing dataWhat the other twenty-one builders charge at entry
- our dated price recordEvery dated check recorded against this product
Last verified August 5, 2026. Rates change without notice, so confirm at typedream.com/pricing before you commit.
ComparEdge is an independent platform and is not affiliated with Typedream. We take no payment for placement and no payment from the vendors we check. Rates change without notice, which is exactly why we date every read and keep the ones that came before.
More on Typedream: alternatives, the changelog and the full review
Looking for what each plan actually includes? The Typedream review goes through the tiers feature by feature. Want every rival in this category priced the same way? The Website Builders rankings price them all by one method. Still weighing another option? The alternatives page puts Typedream next to each of them.