Is the AI included in these prices?
No. These prices cover the platform: the site, the hosting, the version history,
the guardrails. The AI agent that makes your changes connects on top. If you already
have one, connecting it costs nothing extra from us. If you do not, Wendell is ours
— custom-made for Moseik — and is priced separately, because it is a
product of its own.
Can I pay monthly instead of annually?
On Tile and Grid, yes — monthly is the higher of the two rates, and paying
annually is what brings it down. The Moseik plan is billed monthly only: it carries a
custom integration we build and maintain for you, so it is not sold a year at a
time.
What does “unlimited changes” actually mean?
That the platform never meters you: no request counter, no hourly rate. Ask for one
thing this month or twenty, in whatever words come naturally — a new page, a
seasonal offer, updated hours, a fresh set of photos. Your AI agent writes it, checks
it and publishes it, usually the same day.
What kind of data can you integrate?
Two different things, on two different plans. Grid connects you to a data source the
platform already carries — those are ready to switch on, with nothing to build.
Moseik is the plan that adds one we do not already carry: a custom integration with
your own first-party systems, or with a third-party industry source we connect on your
behalf. Either way the records render as part of your own site, in your design, on your
pages. Ask and we will tell you straight which of the two yours needs.
How do I know whether I am Grid or Moseik?
By where the data comes from, then by the size of the site. Grid is sized for a single
operation — one business, one location, one team — on a site up to 20 pages,
drawing on a data source the platform already carries. Moseik is the one to pick if your
data is not on the platform yet and has to be connected for you, or if the site is
organisation-sized: no page ceiling, data volume for every location and team, more
bandwidth, and priority troubleshooting.
Do I need to know anything technical?
No. You are describing what you want in plain language to an AI agent with standing
access to your site. The HTML, CSS and JavaScript underneath are fully open —
which is what stops you hitting a wall — but they are your agent’s problem,
not yours.