Pricing
Flat. Per application. That's the whole model.
Unlimited developers, unlimited usage, and on-device spellcheck at every tier.
Free
1 application
- Full editor + spellcheck
- Clean paste
- Works on mobile
- "Powered by Sqwig" badge
- Docs, self-serve
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Starter
1 application per license
- Everything in Free, plus
- Badge removed
- Commercial license
- First response · 5 business days
Buying accepts the Terms of Service and license terms.
Enterprise
flat · unlimited apps
- Everything in Starter, plus
- Unlimited apps, one price
- Priority support, named contact
- First response · 3 business days
Buying accepts the Terms of Service and license terms.
Web applications, licensed by domain.
Every tier, including Free
- Unlimited developers
- Unlimited usage
- No metering
- Text never leaves the browser
Every paid plan
- Your price is fixed for the term you buy
- Nothing auto-charges you — you renew on purpose
- Support included, not a separate invoice
License keys are issued per application domain.
How we price
Plainly, so procurement doesn't have to ask.
Flat, per application
No per-developer fees, no seat counting. Put Sqwig in front of five developers or five hundred — the price is the application, not the org chart. Need more applications? Stack Starter licenses, or take Enterprise for one flat number.
We don't meter usage
No "editor loads", no per-check counters, no overage line because your product grew. Spellcheck runs on your users' devices, so the millionth check costs us exactly what the first one did: nothing. That's why we can say it about the editor and mean it.
Your price is fixed for the term
Nothing changes mid-term. And because nothing auto-renews, every renewal is a purchase you make on purpose — you see the price before you decide, rather than finding it on a statement.
Support is in the price
Every paid plan includes support, and the channel scales with the tier: email on Starter, priority support with a named contact on Enterprise. It's in the price, not a separate invoice. Free is self-serve — the documentation is public.
Spellcheck isn't an add-on
It's the product. No partner integration to buy, no per-word pricing, no sending your users' text to someone else's server to get a squiggle. What you see here is the whole thing.
Questions before procurement signs?
[email protected] — we answer these happily. Discounts, purchase orders and Net-30 requests go to the same address.