Strikingly Pricing Explained
A genuinely free plan and three paid tiers, with the custom domain and full store arriving on Pro, and most one page sites landing there.
Strikingly keeps pricing about as simple as its sites. There is a free plan that publishes sites on a strikingly.com subdomain with branding and a modest monthly bandwidth allowance, then three paid tiers: Limited, Pro and VIP. The figures below are monthly rates; paying annually lowers them notably. The split that matters is between Limited and Pro. Limited connects a custom domain and lifts some limits, but the full store, memberships and blog tools sit on Pro, which is where most paying one page sites land. VIP raises the limits again and adds priority support for heavier sites. Because the product is built around the single scrolling page, even the top tier is priced well below the big multipage builders.
Plans and prices
Per month, billed monthlyPricing as of June 2026 on monthly billing; annual billing lowers these notably, to roughly $8 Limited, $16 Pro and $49 VIP per month. Check the vendor for current pricing.
What to weigh before you pick a Strikingly plan
Strikingly has no surprise renewal jump, but a few things still decide which tier you actually need, so check these first.
Strikingly pricing FAQ
Is Strikingly free?
Yes. The free plan is a real forever tier, not a trial. It publishes sites on a strikingly.com subdomain with branding and a modest bandwidth allowance, though it cannot use a custom domain.
Which Strikingly plan do I need for a custom domain?
Limited is the cheapest plan that connects a custom domain. The free plan stays on a strikingly.com subdomain, so a branded address means at least the Limited tier.
What is the difference between Pro and VIP?
Pro adds a full store, memberships and a blog and suits most paying sites. VIP raises the limits again, adds priority support and more sites per account, aimed at heavier or busier sites.
Does Strikingly have monthly billing?
Yes, but it is the priciest option. Annual billing cuts the effective monthly rate substantially, which is why most users pay yearly.