CodeBlock Studio has three plans, each meant to match a different stage of building.
Free, $0, forever
Up to 2 projects total, the full core visual builder for every project type, and community support. You can build and preview freely, publishing to a live URL requires Plus. There's no trial clock and no credit card required, Free is a genuinely usable plan on its own, not just a time limited trial of the paid ones. See "How long do Free plan projects last?" for the separate lifetime window each Free project has.
Plus, $10/mo or $100/yr
Everything in Free, plus up to 5 projects total and the ability to publish, making your project reachable at a real, public URL. Plus also unlocks a set of building blocks in specific project types that need a real external service or a genuine ongoing cost to run:
- Website: the Live Chat, Booking, Reviews, File Upload, Resource Download, Custom Code, and API Request blocks, plus the Database Content block for pulling in live data from your own Web Application or API project.
- Web Application: Stripe Checkout, Twilio SMS, sign in with Google/GitHub/Apple/Microsoft/Facebook, push notifications, the admin panel (users, audit log), and the Call Webhook action.
- API: the Call External API, Send Notification, and Send Email blocks.
- Discord Bot: the API Request block and several utility blocks (trivia, crypto price, Minecraft status, lyrics, Spotify link resolving, League of Legends stats, reminders, polls, ticket system).
- Chat Bot: the API Request block.
- Desktop: the WebSocket Connection, API Fetch, and Chart blocks.
- Mobile: the WebSocket Connection, API Fetch/List, Notification, and Scheduled Reminder blocks.
- Form Builder: the File field.
The yearly price works out to roughly 2 months free compared to paying monthly.
Creator, $25/mo or $250/yr
Everything in Plus, plus up to 20 projects total, custom domains, code export tools, and priority support. Creator also unlocks the most involved, highest-cost building blocks, and every ready made project template:
- Custom domains: connect a domain you already own so your Website, Web Application, API, or Form Builder project lives at your own address instead of a shared subdomain.
- All templates: every ready made template for Website, Web Application, Desktop, and Mobile projects, browsable from the editor's "Browse Templates" button.
- Discord Bot: the full music player system, the economy, leveling, and giveaway systems, and the entire pre-built module catalog (welcome messages, moderation, tickets, leveling, and dozens more ready-to-use modules).
- Web Application: Organizations (multi-tenant workspaces), admin impersonation, and maintenance mode.
- Mobile: the Biometric Auth, Location, Camera, QR Scanner, and Sensors blocks, for apps that need real device hardware access.
- Desktop: the Global Shortcut, Power Monitor, Camera, Gamepad Status, Context Menu, and Drop Zone blocks, for apps that need real OS-level integration.
- API: the Enqueue (background job) and Parallel Fan-out blocks.
This is the plan for anyone actively running multiple real projects, starting from a ready made template, or building something that needs one of these more advanced blocks.
Choosing between them
If you're only exploring, building, and previewing, Free covers that. The moment you want your project reachable at a real, public URL, you need Plus, publishing itself isn't on Free. Once you also need one of the Plus-only blocks for your project type or are juggling several projects, Plus is still the plan you need. Creator makes sense once you want your own domain, project count itself becomes the constraint, you want to start from a ready made template instead of a blank canvas, or your project needs one of Creator's more advanced blocks, like Discord's music player or module catalog, or a Web Application's Organizations feature.
See the full, always current pricing on our Pricing page.
Tip: Every project you own counts toward your plan's project limit, including one that's currently frozen, not just ones you're actively working in, see "How long do Free plan projects last?" If you add a Plus or Creator-only block and then downgrade, that block stops working (and, on a Website, stops showing on your published page) rather than being deleted, you get it back the moment you upgrade again. Downgrading with more projects than your new plan allows also works differently than you might expect, see "What happens to my projects if I downgrade or cancel?" for the full picture.