Every price, published on purpose.

Hosting for your site on every plan, and Patch on every plan: on Hosting for about four small changes a month by text, from Light up on call (support on call from Standard up). Each plan has its usage every month, more in your first month: $200 a month on Standard, $600 the first. Routine changes are included on every plan: dates, hours, wording, photos, menu items, new pages of the kind you already have; Hosting about four a month, Light and up a month's worth. Patch adds a store by text on any plan; to take payments, connect your own Stripe account. A full redesign, a members area or customer logins is quoted separately as a project.

Usage is measured in dollars, not messages. It's what the AI actually consumed doing your changes: a small change costs cents of it, a big one costs more, and most sites use a fraction of their allowance once they're settled. Each tier has its own rate, and the higher the tier, the further a dollar goes. It's the same number Patch shows you when you ask "how much have I used this month?"

Patch tells you in the thread and offers a top-up ($50 on Standard) or the next tier up, with this month's top-ups credited. Nothing is added unless you say yes. On Hosting there are no top-ups: when the month's usage is spent, Patch tells you your plan and how to move up, and the next change waits for next month. Your website stays up either way. Unused allowance doesn't roll over; usage you buy doesn't expire.

Every message and every generated photo is one line on a usage ledger with what it cost. That ledger is the record; ask to see yours any time, and if you think an entry is wrong, say so within 30 days and we review it against the log of what Patch did. The usage terms set out the whole of it.

No setup fee on any plan — the first month's bigger allowance is where the build happens. No minimum either: no plan has a contract, and you can cancel any time.

Hosting ($25 a month) keeps a site we already serve up on your domain, forms and sign-ups still working, with about four small changes a month by text: $10 of usage a month ($20 the first), one person texting, no top-ups. That is about four, not exactly four: a bigger change uses more. When it's used, a text gets one line back naming your plan and how to upgrade, and the next change waits for next month. It's for a site that rarely changes. Light ($50 a month) is Starter's rate with a smaller allowance, $40 a month, one person texting and no standing instructions: for a menu or a price list that changes now and then.

Starter is a template site you fill in by text, changed by the everyday model, one person texting. Standard is a site built for you in the first month, support on call, three people texting, and Patch can bring in the bigger model when a change needs it. If you start on Starter and ask for something that needs the bigger model, Patch says so plainly; upgrading is a text.

On Standard and above, yes: each extra site is a monthly line on your plan ($75 on Standard, less on Elite and Elite+, which include several). Hosting, Light and Starter are one site each; a second business is a second plan.

On Hosting: If a Hosting charge catches you off guard, tell us within five business days of the charge (Monday to Friday, Utah time) and we refund it in full; after that, we refund the unused part of that month, pro rata by day, and the plan ends. No argument and no retention pitch. On the other plans, in your first month, yes, by formula: what you paid, less Stripe's processing fee (Stripe keeps it on any refund), less the usage on your ledger at your tier's rate. Text Patch "cancel" and it shows you the number first. After the first month those plans are billed in advance and a partial month isn't refunded; cancel takes effect at the next billing date. Usage you buy doesn't expire and isn't refunded once the engagement ends. If you think a usage entry is wrong, say so within 30 days and we review it against the log of what Patch did.

Yes, every month at $25 until you cancel: after the included year if you bought the site, after the free week if you rent. We say it before you pay, there's a "don't renew" box at sign-up and on your account page, and we email you before the first charge (30 days and 1 day before, for an owner). Cancel with one text. If you opt out, a bought site stays up as a plain static site; a rented one ends and your files come to you. What $250 buys, and what renews when.

Use Upgrade on your account page, or text UPGRADE to Patch. You get a quote — the next tier, what's due today for the rest of this period (prorated), and any unused top-ups credited — and reply YES. It's on within the minute: the bigger allowance, the bigger model, more people texting. Moving from Starter to Standard brings Standard's build month with it. Moving down a plan, Hosting included, is Change plan on the same page and takes effect at renewal. Cancelling offers Hosting first, so the site can stay up.

Patch helps you leave. Your own photos, text, lists, bookings and notes leave with you on any plan, always: they come back in one file, in the same conversation, with your conversations with Patch and what it knows about your business. The built site leaves with you once it's yours, by the $250 or by twelve paid months; before that it stays with us. A site that's yours comes with its history, the repository moves to a GitHub account you control if you want it, and we keep serving it for thirty days while you move it; if you own it and just stop, it stays up on our hosting as a plain site. Your domain and your Stripe account were always yours. How leaving works is on its own page, linked below.

Plateful LLC, Taylor's company, through Stripe. The statement says PATCHLAMP.