Who is the Server tier for?
Organisations. A publisher, a company, a university department, an association — anyone who wants the whole platform on their own machine and a space of their own inside it: blogs, forums, sites for projects and people, one panel over all of it. An individual writer does not need this tier; Creative already gives as many domains as the work requires.
What does Server cost?
It is agreed case by case. There is no list price, because what it costs depends on what you want built and how much work that turns out to be. Start the conversation through the contact form.
What do I need to run it?
A cloud VPS with a modern Linux, PHP 8.5, MySQL 8 and nginx or Apache. Normally it is installed on hosting you already have — that is the usual arrangement. Buying hosting from the platform side is possible as an extra, but it is not what the model rests on.
Who owns the writing, the readers and the profit?
You do, at every tier. Your content lives in your installation or your site, advertising on it is sold by you, and all revenue goes to you. Nobody takes a share of what you earn, and nobody re-ranks your chapters.
How do the four tiers fit together?
Start — a page or subdomain. Standard — one domain with a site and a blog. Creative — as many domains as you like under one panel. Server — the whole platform on your own machine, for organisations. The first three are a subscription to the control panel; the fourth is agreed individually.
What can a community be about?
Anything people gather around to read and write: a novelist and their readers, an online magazine with contributors, a blog ring, a genre, a language, a shared obsession with one very long book. The same engine powers all of it — you enable the parts you need.
How is content optimized?
Twice over. The platform generates clean structure, sitemaps and metadata that search engines rank — and text that language models can read and quote correctly. The panel uses AI to draft content, plan what to publish and read your statistics back to you.
Can I look before paying anything?
Yes. Reading and taking part cost nothing anywhere on the platform — register on a community server such as qwetru.ru, look at the live examples, browse the template showcase. A subscription starts mattering when you want to create and run something of your own.