Pricing

Free to think.
Pay to scale.

We never charge you to write. Paid plans unlock collaboration, history, and control.

Free

$0/user/mo

For individuals, forever.

  • The full block editor
  • Unlimited pages & blocks
  • Simple databases (properties + filters)
  • Publish pages to the web
  • ⌘K search
  • 1 workspace
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Plus

$10/user/mo

For small teams that share.

  • Everything in Free
  • Unlimited collaborative blocks
  • Unlimited guests
  • 30-day page history
  • Custom database properties
  • 5 published sites

Business

$20/user/mo

For companies that need control.

  • Everything in Plus
  • Granular database permissions
  • 90-day page history
  • Private teamspaces
  • SAML SSO (demo)
  • Priority support

Enterprise

Custom

For scale and compliance.

  • Everything in Business
  • Unlimited page history
  • Audit log & admin controls
  • SCIM provisioning
  • Dedicated success manager

Demo mode Checkout records a real order and charges nothing — no card fields.

Questions

Is Verso really free?

Yes — free forever for individuals, with the whole editor included. Paid plans add collaboration scale, longer history, and admin controls. We never charge you to write.

Can I use it with my team?

Yes. The Plus plan unlocks unlimited collaborative blocks, guests, and longer history. In this reference build, sharing is single-editor (last-write-wins) — there's no live multiplayer editing yet.

What happens to my data?

Your workspace lives in your browser and, for pages you publish, in your site storage. Nothing you write is sold or mined. Read the full details in our privacy note.

Do you have relations and rollups?

Not in this build — databases support properties and filters, but not relations or rollups between tables. It's a deliberate boundary we're honest about.

Is the checkout real?

The checkout runs in reference (demo) mode: it records a real order object and returns a confirmation, but no card is charged. Every commerce surface is clearly labeled.

How do templates work?

A template is just a page flagged duplicable. Opening one puts you inside the real product; Duplicate copies it — and its sub-pages — into your workspace. That's the whole mechanism.