Carrd Pricing in 2026

Carrd pricing is short: free for up to three sites on a carrd.co address, then $9, $19 or $49 a year. A one-person business that wants its own domain and a contact form needs Pro Standard, at $19 a year.

Checked on 13 October 2026 against Carrd's own pricing page and plan documentation. Carrd lists every price per year. You can try the paid features free for 7 days, with no card.

Carrd Plans Compared

PlanPrice per yearSitesYour own domainFormsEmbeds and widgets"Made with Carrd" removed
Free$03NoNoNoNo
Pro Lite$93NoNoNoYes
Pro Standard$1910YesContact and signup formsYesYes
Pro Plus$4925YesAdds custom forms and payment formsYesYes

Each paid plan has bigger versions with more sites. Pro Standard goes from 10 sites at $19 to 25 sites at $39, 50 at $69 and 100 at $119. Pro Plus goes from 25 sites at $49 to 50 at $89 and 100 at $159. One business needs one site, so the first price is the one that matters.

Is Carrd Free?

Yes. The free plan lets you build and publish up to three sites and never expires. The site lives on a carrd.co address and shows a "Made with Carrd" line. It cannot use your own domain, and it has no forms, embeds or analytics.

That is enough to try the editor and to build the whole page before paying. It is not enough for a business page, because a customer has no form to write to you and the address is not yours.

Carrd Pro Lite vs Standard vs Plus

Pro Lite ($9 a year) removes the Carrd branding and unlocks the paid starter templates, video and bigger images. It still has no custom domain and no forms. It suits a personal page, not a business.

Pro Standard ($19 a year) is the plan most businesses need. It adds your own domain with SSL, contact and signup forms that connect to email tools such as Mailchimp and Kit, embeds, payment widgets from Stripe, PayPal and Gumroad, and analytics. Carrd calls it its most popular Pro plan.

Pro Plus ($49 a year) adds custom forms that send data to Zapier, Make or Airtable, forms that take payment through Stripe Checkout, password protection, redirects and the option to download your site's files. Take it when you need one of those. Otherwise Standard is enough.

What a Carrd Site Really Costs per Year

ItemCostHow often
Carrd Pro Standard$19Every year
A .com domain, bought from a registrar and connected to CarrdAbout $11 (Porkbun's listed price on 13 October 2026; registrars differ)Every year
A Templatery template, if you don't want to start from a blank page$49Once
First year, with a templateAbout $79
Every year afterAbout $30

Hosting and SSL are included in the plan. An email address at your domain is not part of Carrd, so add that cost if you want one.

Templates Built for a Pro Standard Site

Each template below is a finished one-page business site with a contact form, so it needs Pro Standard or higher, and most of them need Pro Plus ($49 a year) because Carrd requires it for the features they use. Each template's page says which plan it needs. You apply it to your own Carrd account and change the words and photos.

When Carrd Is the Wrong Choice

Carrd builds one-page sites. It has no blog and no shopping cart. If you publish articles every week, sell more than a few products, or need a separate page for each service, the low price will not make up for what is missing. The Carrd alternatives page lists what to use for each of those needs, and Carrd vs Squarespace compares the most common next step.

If one page that says what you do and gets a call or a form is what you need, the Carrd guide walks through the build from an empty account to a live domain.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Carrd Pro cost?

Carrd Pro costs $9 a year for Pro Lite, $19 a year for Pro Standard and $49 a year for Pro Plus. Versions with more sites cost more, up to $999 a year for 1,000 sites on Pro Plus.

Does Carrd charge monthly?

Carrd lists its plans per year. I found no monthly price on its pricing page on 13 October 2026.

Can I use my own domain on the free Carrd plan?

No. Custom domains start at Pro Standard, $19 a year. The free plan and Pro Lite publish to a Carrd address.

Do I need Pro Plus to take payments on Carrd?

No. Pro Standard includes payment widgets from Stripe, PayPal and Gumroad. Pro Plus is only needed for a form that takes payment through Stripe Checkout when it is submitted.