01personal
Free
$0
workspace1 personal
apps1, Cubby badge on, cubby.pro address only
postgres per app0.5 GB
connections per appnone
custom domainsnone
cubbyapps.com/pricing · five plans, every number enforced in code first
Pricing
Unlimited seats. Free viewers. Your AI already knows how to build here. Five plans, and one rule behind all of them: every number on a card exists in the platform's quota code before it exists on this page, and a test keeps the two in step.
read this first: how buying works
Plans are bought from the dashboard: sign in at app.cubbyapps.com, open Plan & billing in the workspace menu, and choose a plan. Payment is Stripe Checkout on Stripe's own page, so card details never touch Cubby. If you were given a code, enter it on the checkout page. Sign in at app.cubbyapps.com with your email; during early access we let a set number of new people in each day, so a full day says so and tomorrow works.
The five plans
02personal
Starter
$9/mo
workspace1 personal
apps2, badge off
postgres per app1 GB
connections per app1
custom domains1
03personal
Builder
$29/mo
workspace1 personal
apps3
postgres per app2 GB
connections per app2
custom domains2
04organization
Team
$49/mo
workspace1 organization: owner, admin and member roles; unlimited editors and viewers per app
apps5
postgres per app3 GB
connections per app5
custom domains3
05organization
Business
$149/mo
workspace1 organization
apps15
postgres per app10 GB
connections per appunlimited
custom domains10
the line between the plans is the workspace: personal workspaces buy Starter or Builder, organizations buy Team or Business, and Free is where both start. Every plan is per workspace: each workspace carries its own plan, its own apps and its own Claude connection, and one account can hold a personal workspace and any number of organizations.
§01 the rule
every number is enforced before it is printed
Every number on a card above exists in the platform's quota code before it exists on this page, and a test reads both and fails when they differ. If a plan says 3 apps, the fourth app is refused with the reason; if it says 2 GB of Postgres per app, writes fail at the cap and the dashboard shows you how close you are.
§02 seats and the badge
unlimited seats, free viewers
An organization plan has three roles: owner, admin and member. A member is a full collaborator and can deploy, export and delete every app in the workspace; owners and admins also manage the members, sharing and billing. Editors and viewers are not workspace roles: they are the people you share one app with, at edit or view, and they can open and use that app and nothing else in the workspace. None of them is counted or charged: unlimited seats, free viewers, on Team and on Business alike.
The free app carries a Cubby badge and lives at a cubby.pro address only; the badge is removable in the export, because the app is yours. From Starter up the badge is off and a custom domain is included.
§03 all-in
what it costs with the AI plan
All-in with the cheapest AI plan that can hold the connector (Claude Free holds exactly one; Claude Pro is $20): a tester pays $0, a solo builder $29, a builder $49, five builders $149, fifteen builders $449, and five builders with ten viewers $149. Against Replit Pro at $100 flat, Bolt at $30 a seat, and v0 at $30 a seat plus Vercel, Cubby's platform line is the lowest in every row; the gap is the AI seats Cubby never collects, and viewers are the row Cubby wins outright.
§04 if a payment fails
non-payment never touches your data
If a payment fails, new deploys pause and your apps stay up; nothing is deleted. A payment problem should be a conversation, not an outage. If it is never resolved, Stripe cancels the subscription, the workspace drops to Free, and a 60-day clock starts on the workspace's data that any activity clears: signing in or deploying an app is enough.
Cancelling is done in the billing portal, from the dashboard. It drops the workspace to Free, and your apps and data stay where they are. The privacy page says the same thing in more detail, and the terms say what a paid plan changes about liability.
this page changes when the system changes, and each substantive revision is dated · current revision: 2026-10-15 · every number above is pinned to the platform's quota code by a test that fails when they differ