Free to think.
A few dollars to keep going.
Two plans. No editor seats, no per-post pricing, no surprise overages. Pay when scsiwyg saves you a build pipeline.
Everything you need to maintain a working blog or wiki from your IDE.
- →2 sites (1 blog + 1 wiki)
- →Unlimited public posts & pages
- →Full MCP & REST API access
- →9 theme presets, custom colors
- →100 MB Vercel Blob image storage
- →Community support
Everything in Free, plus the things that make scsiwyg a long-term home.
- →20 sites, journal (private) posts
- →Custom domains with SSL
- →Newsletter (compose & send from IDE)
- →DALL·E 3 cover image generation
- →Confluence publishing
- →Knowledge graph & gap analysis
- →5 GB image storage · 600 req/min
- →Priority support
The questions
people actually ask.
Is there a free tier forever?
Yes. Two sites, unlimited public posts, full API and MCP access — no time limit, no credit card required. The free tier is a real product, not a trial.
Can I export my content?
Always. Posts and pages are flat portable JSON, available through the REST API at any time. Your content belongs to you, not the platform.
Do I need to be a developer?
If you can copy-paste an MCP config block into Claude or ChatGPT, you can use scsiwyg. The whole interface is a chat with your AI — no code required.
What about my domain?
Pro plans get full custom domain support with auto-issued SSL. Point your domain, set the DNS record, and your blog renders under your own name with no scsiwyg branding.