Carrd Pricing Explained
A genuinely free plan and three Pro tiers that are billed by the year, with the custom domain and forms arriving only on Pro Standard.
Carrd keeps pricing about as simple as its sites. There is a free plan that publishes up to three sites on a carrd.co subdomain with a small Made with Carrd credit, then three Pro tiers, all billed annually rather than monthly. The figures below are yearly totals, which is why they look so low next to the monthly rates of bigger builders. The split that matters is between Pro Lite and Pro Standard: Lite removes the branding and adds nicer images, but the custom domain and forms only appear on Standard, which is where most paying users land. Pro Plus raises the site count and adds advanced features for power users.
Plans and prices
Per year, billed annuallyPricing as of June 2026, billed annually; Carrd does not offer monthly billing. Check the vendor for current pricing.
What to weigh before you pick a Carrd plan
Carrd has no hidden renewal jump and no per sale fees, but a few things still decide which tier you actually need, so check these first.
Carrd pricing FAQ
Is Carrd really free?
Yes. The free plan publishes up to three one page sites on a carrd.co subdomain with a small Made with Carrd credit. It is a real free tier, not a trial, though it lacks custom domains and forms.
Which Carrd plan do I need for a custom domain?
Pro Standard at $19 a year is the cheapest plan that supports a custom domain with free SSL, plus forms and analytics. Pro Lite does not allow a custom domain.
Does Carrd charge monthly?
No. All Carrd Pro plans are billed annually, so you pay for a full year at a time. There is no monthly option, which is part of why the prices look so low.
What is the difference between Pro Standard and Pro Plus?
Pro Standard covers up to ten sites with custom domains, forms and analytics, and suits most users. Pro Plus raises the limit to twenty five sites and adds advanced forms, password protection, downloadable files and custom redirects.