WHAT IT COSTS

One euro
a month.
That is
the whole
idea.

A small app for you and the people around you costs about as much as nothing. If it grows, there are two larger sizes waiting — and you are the one who decides when to move.

table for five AUGUST
Your app, running
1,00 €
Database
included
Address and HTTPS
included
Mail, numbers and AI
included

TOTAL 1,00 €

FIRST WEEK FREE · NOTHING TO CANCEL

Per app Not per person Not per feature Never a cut of your sales

THREE SIZES

Start small.
Grow if you must.

Every price here is per app, not per person — so the friends you share it with cost nothing, and the second idea you have next spring starts its own free week.

01

Saasie

A small app for you and your friends

1 € a month
after the first week

  • Free for the first week, from the day you claim it
  • Your app and a database, kept running
  • Its own address, secure from the first minute
  • Mail it can send and numbers you can ask about
  • As many people using it as you like
Create a Saasie

02

Saazilla

It grew. More people need it now.

15 € a month
when you turn it on

  • Serves a lot more people at once
  • Holds a lot more of whatever it keeps for you
  • Sends more mail and counts more of what happens
  • Still one flat price, still per app
  • You switch it on yourself, and off again if you were early
Turn it on when you need it

03

Saasie as you go

It took off. Now it has to scale.

You pay
for what
you use
turned on by you,
never for you

  • As much room as it turns out to need, and then more
  • Measured as you use it, month by month
  • You switch it on yourself when you decide you need it
  • Nothing is measured, and nothing is charged, until you do
  • Still your app, your address, your data
Turn it on yourself

Both of the larger sizes are switches you throw yourself. Nothing moves your app up for you, however busy it gets, so there is no version of this where you find out at the end of the month that you were on a bigger plan than you thought.

NOT ON THE BILL

Four things
we never charge for.

Most software prices punish the thing you were hoping would happen. These are the four we decided not to.

The batteries — the mail your app sends, the numbers it records, the reading and writing it does for you — are inside the price rather than beside it. They have sensible limits, and the limits are what make them free.

WORTH BEING PLAIN ABOUT

Before you
get the bill.

The price is per Saasie
Each app you make is priced on its own, with its own free week. Three small apps are three euros a month; they are not a bundle and there is no account-wide plan sitting above them.
The free week starts when you claim it
Not when you sign up, and not when you first have the idea — from the moment the app has a name and an address. A week is long enough to find out whether you actually use the thing, which is the only question worth answering.
The AI has a daily allowance
Enough for an app that summarises, sorts and drafts all day without you thinking about it, and not enough to run something that reads a library every morning. It resets each day. That ceiling is exactly why it sits inside the euro instead of arriving as a separate bill that grows while you sleep.
Bigger is something you choose
An app that needs more than its size allows does not quietly become expensive. You are told what it would take, and it stays exactly as it is until you say yes. That is the whole reason scaling is a switch you throw rather than a threshold you cross.
Companies are a different conversation
These prices are for a person making something. If you want this inside a company — your own cluster, your own rules about who may deploy what — that is on the enterprise page, and it starts with a conversation rather than a card.

A EURO, AND A WEEK TO BE SURE

Make the app
only you need.

Create a Saasie

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