There is no price list here, and that is deliberate: this site is the platform, and the figures belong to the regional representative who serves your market.
Free to Read, Paid to Create
Reading, registering, commenting, taking part in someone else's community — free, everywhere, always. What is paid is creating your own: a page, a site, a fan society. That access comes as a subscription to the control panel.
Who Charges for What
- The foundation — HILDUS — develops the software and earns nothing from it. It sells nothing, hosts nothing and takes no share of anything.
- The platform — this site, and Shopnseo on the commerce side — is not built to make money either. It defines the tiers and what is in them.
- Regional representatives sell the panel subscription: monthly access through which you create and run your sites, with AI included. This is where the recurring money in the model actually is.
- Partner studios charge once, for installing and setting the site up on your hosting. After that you pay the regional representative directly for the panel — the studio has nothing to do with that payment. Extra work later is charged separately, and it is likewise unrelated to the subscription.
What the Subscription Includes
Start — a page or subdomain, with AI available and tokens bought as needed. Standard — one domain with a site and a blog, AI with a token allowance included. Creative — as many domains as you like under one panel, same AI allowance. Server — the whole platform on your own machine, for organisations, priced case by case.
Why AI is metered differently at the bottom: a blogger with one page does not need a daily assistant, a site does. So Start switches AI on but leaves tokens to you, while Standard and Creative come with an allowance.
Hosting
Normally the site runs on your own hosting — that is the usual arrangement, and the studios install it there. Buying hosting from the platform side is possible as an extra, but it is not what the model rests on.
Where the Figures Are
Subscription rates are set per market by the regional representative — there is one for the Russian-speaking market today, and more are meant to follow. If none serves your language yet and you want to start anyway, write to us and we will tell you where things stand rather than invent a number.