Pricing
WakeCards is free to use today. Paid plans are not on sale yet — the honest reason is that we are still finishing parts of the generator that were not good enough. Charging for something we know is broken would cost you more than it costs us.
What is free right now
- 5 demo cards, no account and no email required.
- A free account: upload your own PDF, Word, TXT, or Markdown file and generate cards from it.
- No card on file, no trial countdown, nothing that charges you automatically.
What paid plans will add
We are not publishing a feature list or a number, because neither is settled yet. What is settled:
- Paid plans will be about volume — more documents and more pages than a casual user needs.
- The price and the exact limits will be written on this page before anything goes on sale.
- Nothing will ever renew silently. If a plan renews, this page will say so in plain words.
The short version: today you can do everything the product currently does without paying. When that changes, you will read it here first.
Tell me when paid plans open
Leave an email address and we will write to you once — when paid plans are actually live and priced.
We keep this address only to tell you when paid plans open. No newsletter, no marketing blasts, and it is never shown to anyone else. You can email us to have it removed at any time.
Questions worth answering before you pay
Is my card going to be charged if I leave my email?
No. There is nothing to charge. Leaving an email does not create an account, a subscription, or a payment method of any kind.
Will the price go up after I join the list?
We do not know the final price yet, so we cannot promise a locked-in rate — but we will describe the first paid tier to the list before it opens, which is the whole point of the list.
What happens to my documents if I never pay?
Nothing. Documents you upload stay in your account and stay yours. See the privacy policy for what is stored and where it is processed.
Why not just put up a price now?
Because the generator still has known rough edges. A price is a promise about quality, and we would rather not make that promise today.