A plan changes what a dollar buys, never what a thing costs.
Four lines. There is no second page of it.
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Only the dollar column moves.
The list is frozen and versioned. It changes when we announce it, never while you're reading it — and Pingu quotes the number before it spends anything.
It's the one thing here we buy instead of make.
Example quotes, not a list — a name is priced the day you ask for it. Next year's number is on the table, not in a footnote. Change plan: the credits move, the money doesn't.
Not a rule someone remembers to apply. A field on every credit, and a test that proves it.
A domain is settled in money the day you ask for one, and a free credit isn't money. That is why the free tier can be the size it is — 600 credits, and a page live on a .pingu.fyi subdomain.
The saving is a bigger pile of credits, never a cheaper action for some people than others.
No month, no minimum. Buy credits when you need them.
Two site builds. Or one, with a GEO pass and 64 customer conversations.
Sixteen site builds. Or ten, with GEO passes and 84 conversations.
Sixty-nine site builds. Agencies, and people who ship a lot.
You change plan by saying so. Pingu sends the payment link into the conversation — it's the only web page you'll ever see.
One-off. They don't touch your subscription and they don't expire.
Your plan's rate applies here too — there is no separate top-up price. Credited the moment you buy, and they don't expire with the month.
Four columns of identical ticks would have told you nothing, so we deleted three of them.
One line would have differed, so here it is written out: a domain needs credits somebody paid for. Free accounts build and host on a .pingu.fyi subdomain. Everything else on this list is on Free too.
Hitting zero doesn't take anything down.
It's the worst moment in any credit product, so here is the whole of it.
There's no dashboard, so there's no toggle to find. You say the rule and Pingu holds it — between steps, so a deploy never stops halfway.
Done. Under 500 credits I'll add $20 — that's 2,400 credits on your plan — and carry on with whatever I was doing. You won't stop mid-build.
I can't do that from here. Raising a cap takes a confirmation we send you — check your email. Lowering it I can do right now.
Pingu can't spend credits you don't have.
That isn't a setting. Every spend draws from the ledger, and the ledger can't go below zero. No configuration loosens it.
› hold me to $50 a day
Done, in the conversation
› make it $500 a day
Confirm on the link we send you
The worst a bad day can cost you is a number you chose.
Your sites stay up, your domains stay registered, your agent keeps answering and keeps taking orders. Pingu stops making new things until there's credit again. Nothing is ever deleted over a zero balance.
Plan credits reset when your month renews. Credits you bought as a top-up never expire — and they're spent last, so the ones with a clock on them go first.
Yes. Always. They're registered to you, not to us — your details are on the record. Cancel, stop paying, walk away: the name is yours until it expires, and you can transfer it out by asking for the auth code.
No — credits spend inside Pingu and aren't refundable to cash. That's the trade for a price list that doesn't move and a number on screen before every action. Anything you've registered stays yours regardless.
Because it isn't ours. Everything else on the list is work we do, so we can put a number on it and freeze it. A name is priced by its registry, on the day you ask, so we quote it live instead of pretending it holds still.
No. 600 credits and a page live on a .pingu.fyi subdomain. Free credits can't buy a domain — which is exactly why there are that many of them.
Install the connector in whatever you already have open. The free tier is 600 credits and it doesn't ask you for anything.