Get the job done. Know the price.

Hosting for one site you already have or buy separately, one person texting Patch and a monthly usage allowance, doubled in your first month. Hosting includes about four small site changes a month; Patch gives room for about 15 requests, including estimates, invoices and booking moves; Patch Pro gives room for about 40 requests and up to three repeat jobs. Every plan includes Patch by text and Taylor by email, with an email response within two business days. A plan has no contract or minimum term. Cancel any time by texting CANCEL to Patch or choosing Cancel plan on /account.

Usage is dollars of AI work and texts Patch sends for your business, counted at your plan's rate, rather than a count of messages you send. Replies, lead alerts and booking reminders sent for you use the allowance too. A larger job uses more than a small one, so request counts are approximate. Unused monthly allowance does not roll over.

Patch offers a top-up or a plan up, and nothing is added without your yes. A top-up is $50 on Patch or $50 on Patch Pro. Hosting has no top-ups: wait for next month, pay $25 for a small change or move up a plan. Your site stays up. Bought top-ups do not expire, but are not refunded when you leave.

Usage is recorded on your ledger as it happens. Ask Patch "how much have I used this month?" or ask to see the ledger. If an entry looks wrong, tell us within 30 days and we review it against the log.

Starting a plan costs its first month, with nothing extra to start it. A website or another one-time service is a separate purchase with its own price and scope, not a fee for setting up your plan.

Hosting is $25 a month to keep your site up, watched and backed up, with about four small changes a month by text. Patch is $49 a month for the same hosting plus room for about 15 requests for everyday office work, such as estimates, invoices and booking moves. Patch is AI, run by Taylor Remund, the person on the hook.

Patch Pro is $99 a month, with room for about 40 requests rather than Patch's about 15. It also includes up to three repeat jobs Patch runs on its own, like posting your specials every Monday. Both use the everyday model and include Taylor by email within two business days.

Each plan covers one site and one person texting. A second site or a second business needs 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 Patch and Patch Pro, the first-month refund is what you paid, less Stripe's processing fee and the usage on your ledger. After the first month, these plans are billed in advance and a partial month is not refunded. Bought top-ups are not refunded when you leave. Stripe keeps its processing fee on refunds of our charges.

The year of Hosting included with a bought website ends on a stated date. We email 30 days before it ends and again the day before: choose Hosting at $25 a month, a Patch plan or take the site to another host. Renewal needs your yes on /account or by reply. With no answer, nothing is charged: we hand over your files and serve the plain site for 90 days, then retire it. A monthly Hosting plan for a site you already had renews each month until cancelled; the "don't renew" box is at sign-up and on /account, and we email the day before the first charge. What the website includes, and what happens after the year.

For 30 days after you accept a one-time service, we fix free anything that stops meeting its agreed "done when" checklist. After that, fixes or changes need a quote, pay as you go or a plan's included changes. For a pay-as-you-go small change, one revision is included and we fix our errors free.

Your quote names them: your domain, Square or Stripe processing fees on customer payments, any app fees, and message and data rates. You buy your domain and stay its registrant. If a dedicated business SMS line is sold, its setup and monthly charges are passed through at cost. Square is your own account; you pay its processing fees.

Use Upgrade on /account or text UPGRADE to Patch. You get a quote for the new plan, the prorated amount due for the rest of the billing period and the top-ups credited toward it. Reply YES to agree. To move down, use Change plan on /account; the change takes effect at renewal.

Tell Patch; it asks why once and offers once to pass it to Taylor. Your content and domain are always yours, and a website you bought is yours from payment. Your handover is one zip with the site files and history, every database table as CSV and JSON, the mailing list, your Patch conversations and instructions for moving the site; it is available on /account and by text. We move the repository to your GitHub account on request. After handover, the plain site replaces forms and booking pages with your phone and email, with chat and /admin off. We serve it for 90 days, then retire it; its uptime and domain-expiry watch ends when it goes plain. The free *.patchlamp.site address forwards for 90 days. If we moved your nameservers to our Cloudflare account, we tell you how to set them back at your registrar. If you move the repository to your GitHub account, we keep serving the handed-over site for 30 days while you move it. Work in your own Google, Square, Drive or Tally account stays there; Patchlamp's tools, templates, software and messaging service do not transfer.

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