Free
$0
with no end date
Start for free- 5 sites per account
- No credit card
- The badge under every module
Free, for life.
Every module, with no limit on replies. You only pay to remove our name from under your modules.
For the whole account
Without our name
CA$10 / month
all your sites, all their modules
Create my account- 25 sites per account
- Monthly, cancel anytime
- No badge, on all your sites
The account starts free. You subscribe afterwards from your account.
Included in both
The paid plan unlocks no feature: it removes the badge and raises the site limit.
Every module
Forms, quiz, booking, events, menu, reviews, hours, reactions, and the ones to come.
No limit on replies
No cap on replies, entries or clicks.
20 styles
Your colors, your fonts and your logo, on all your modules.
Spam sorted out
No image puzzles for your visitors. Spam goes to its own tab.
Your replies stay yours
They are read in your inbox, and nowhere else.
No ad trackers
Nothing is placed on your visitors to follow them.
Frequently asked questions
When does the free plan end?
Never. It is not a trial: the badge under your modules is all we ask in return.
What does the badge look like?
A discreet line, "Powered by Bonjour la toile", under every module, with a link to our site. Nothing else is added to your pages.
Is it per module or per site?
Per account. The subscription removes the badge from all your sites and all their modules, and the price does not change when you add more.
What if I stop paying?
Nothing gets cut off and nothing gets deleted: the badge comes back at the end of the paid period. Your registered sites stay live, even beyond 5; it is the next one you will no longer be able to add.
How do I switch to the plan without the badge?
Every account starts free. You subscribe afterwards from your account, under Account settings, and pay through Stripe.
What if I need more than 25 sites?
We raise the limit on request, at no extra cost. Contact us.
Try it on your site.
Decide afterwards.
Register it, add a module, see how it looks. The question of price comes later, or never.