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Carrd pricing, use cases, and first steps
Carrd builds one-page sites: profiles, launch pages, online business cards, sign-up forms. You start from a template and publish in minutes. Pro plans, paid yearly, add custom domains, forms, and integrations.
Carrd has a free plan. The recommended plan to start with: Pro Standard, $19 per year. Prices checked on October 21, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
CarrdSimple one-page sites, for a few dollars a year- Vendor
- Carrd
- Free plan
- Yes
- Recommended plan
- Pro Standard, $19 per year
- In the European Union
- Partly available
- Page checked on
- October 21, 2026
What Carrd does
Who it’s for: freelancers, creators, and projects that need one page.
Custom domains
Publish on your domain, with SSL.
Forms
Contact, sign-up, and payment.
Also
- Embeds
Carrd pricing
Prices per year. Automatic renewal or one-off payment.
| Plan | Price | Who it’s for |
|---|---|---|
| Pro Lite | $9 per year | A simple page on your domain |
| Pro Standard Recommended to start | $19 per year | Freelancers |
| Pro Plus | $49 per year | Several projects |
What the free plan includes
Free: up to 3 sites on a Carrd address.
Nova’s advice
Pro Standard covers most needs.
A first try, in 20 minutes
Your data. Carrd hosts the page and form data.
What it does less well
- One page per site.
- Few advanced features.
Create a launch pageCarrd- Pick a template.
- Write the promise.
- Add a sign-up form.
- Publish.
Alternatives to Carrd
Frequently asked questions about Carrd
How much does Carrd cost?
Pro Lite: $9 per year; Pro Standard: $19 per year; Pro Plus: $49 per year. Prices checked on October 21, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Can you use Carrd for free?
Yes. Free: up to 3 sites on a Carrd address.
What happens to my data with Carrd?
Carrd hosts the page and form data.
What are the alternatives to Carrd?
Framer: Polished no-code sites. Webflow: Custom sites without code.
Official pages consulted
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