What's actually different between Free and Pro? +
Free hosts apps: drop in HTML or a built zip, get a real URL, sandbox plus bridge access to your WordPress data, run as many apps as you want. Pro authors and extends: deploy from your code editor with one command, build apps with AI right inside wp-admin (Riff), schedule app code to run on a cron, expose webhook endpoints, activate live data-source routes, and let apps publish abilities your site's AI agent can call. Pro also covers using the plugin on multiple sites under one license.
Do I need to know how to code? +
No. The most common workflow: ask Claude (or ChatGPT, or v0) to build whatever you want, a booking widget, a member portal, a multi-page mini-site, then save it (one HTML file or a zip of the built static site) and drop it into wp-admin. The plugin wraps it in a sandbox so the thing you vibe-coded actually lives on your WordPress site. If you do code, the optional CLI lets your AI editor (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) deploy directly from your project.
What counts as an "app"? My booking widget is one; does my contact form count as a second? +
Yes. An app = one installed bundle, regardless of how many places you embed it or how many pages it has internally. A 10-page member portal counts as one app. A single-file contact form counts as one app. If you embed the same booking widget with the Gutenberg block, Elementor widget, or shortcode in 30 different posts, that's still one app. Free lets you install as many bundles as you want but only one is active at a time (switchable in the apps list); Pro and Studio lift the cap so every installed bundle runs simultaneously.
What happens at the end of the 14-day trial? +
Nothing happens automatically. The trial starts with no card and we don't ask for one along the way. On day 15, if you haven't upgraded, the Pro features simply turn off: Pro authoring tools (CLI deploy, Riff, multi-site push, white-label) and Pro-only runtime features (scheduled jobs, webhook endpoints, live data-source routes, abilities-publishing) go inert. Apps you built during the trial stay installed and keep working. To keep Pro, pick annual or monthly in your account before day 14 expires.
Will you charge me for AI usage? +
No. We never hold your API keys and never pay for the AI calls. When an app uses AI, the request goes through your own provider account (Anthropic, OpenAI, or Google) configured in WordPress. The Pro subscription covers the authoring tools, building, deploying, multi-site, not the model calls themselves.
What counts as a "site"? +
One live WordPress installation. Local development sites (anything at *.test or localhost) don't count toward your seat limit, so you can experiment freely.
What's your refund policy? +
14-day money-back guarantee, no questions asked. Email us within 14 days of purchase and we'll process the refund. After 14 days, the subscription isn't refundable, but you can
cancel renewal anytime and keep using Pro for the remainder of your billing period (the rest of the year on annual, the rest of the month on monthly).
Can I downgrade or cancel later? +
Yes.
Cancel renewal anytime in your account; Pro keeps working until the end of the period you paid for, then the site reverts to Free. Apps you built while on Pro stay installed and keep running; you lose CLI deploy, Riff, multi-site push, white-label, and any Pro-only runtime features (cron, webhooks, live data-source routes, abilities-publishing) the apps depended on.
Do you offer monthly billing or one-time purchases? +
Yes to monthly billing, no to one-time purchases. Annual is the best value and is selected by default; monthly is there if you want a smaller commitment while you prove out the workflow.
Is there an affiliate program? +
Yes: 30% commission on first-year revenue, 30-day cookie.
Email us if you publish about Claude, WordPress, or AI tooling and want a referral link.
Is the plugin open source? +
The bridge protocol (bridge_version: 1) is public and frozen; the bridge client and CLI ship MIT-licensed on GitHub (@designsetgo/app-client, @designsetgo/cli, @designsetgo/astro). The plugin runtime itself is proprietary.
