Qwetru is community software for people who write and the people who read them. Four tiers, and the difference between them is what you are building — not how well the engine works.
Free to Read, Paid to Create
Reading, registering, commenting, arguing in a forum, belonging to someone else's community — all of that costs nothing, anywhere on the platform. What you pay for is creating your own: a page, a site, a fan society. That comes as a subscription to the control panel, sold by a regional representative of the platform.
The Four Tiers
- Start — a page or a subdomain of your own. AI is available; tokens for it are bought as you need them.
- Standard — one domain: your site and your blog on it. AI with a token allowance included.
- Creative — as many domains as you like, all under one control panel: sites, blogs, forums, books with chapters, a fan society around them. AI with a token allowance included.
- Server — the whole platform on your own VPS. This one is for organisations building a space of their own; the price is agreed case by case.
Qwetru is the writers' and bloggers' side of the platform. The same four levels exist on the commerce and search side, Shopnseo, where the third tier is Business — a store with a catalogue instead of a fan society.
What a subscription costs depends on the market you are in — see how pricing works. This site names the tiers; the figures belong to the regional representative who serves you.