Your AI co-founder
that never sleeps.

You build the business. Pip, your co-founder, helps you run it.

Monthly plans from $29 a month. Add credits whenever you need them.

Example
Example of the nopen workspace for a sample dog-walking business: the conversation with Pip, the co-founder. The founder asked for a short contact form, Pip showed the change at 1 credit and the founder confirmed it; below it, a task for the founder: talk to 10 dog owners.

What Pip does.

  • Builds your site and offer

    From a few plain sentences to a working site.

  • Keeps it running

    Checks it daily and repairs it, when upkeep is active.

  • Edits without a rebuild

    Forms, offers, FAQ and hours, changed from your dashboard.

  • Sells through your Stripe

    Digital products, once your Stripe is connected and enabled.

  • Lets you watch and steer

    Every build and change shows its price before it runs.

  • Asks before it matters

    Nothing is built or changed until you confirm.

How it works.

  1. Describe your idea.

    Plain words are fine.

  2. Example of a change in the conversation: the founder asks for a short contact form, Pip shows what it costs before it runs, and once the founder confirms it is queued for the live site.
    Example

    Confirm what matters.

    Your offer and its price are yours to approve.

  3. Example of the Your site screen in the workspace: the site is live at its nopen.co address, with a preview of its front page.
    Example

    Your site, built and checked.

    Every release passes its checks first.

What you could start.

Examples, not customers.

  • ExampleDigital product

    Digital product page

    Sold by link, once your Stripe is connected and enabled.

  • ExampleLead capture

    Pre-launch waitlist

    Collect the names of people who want it, before you build it.

  • ExampleLanding page

    Local service page

    For a gardener, a coach or a dog walker.

  • ExampleLead capture

    Quote request page

    Visitors ask for a quote, and you reply.

More examples

Nothing happens behind your back.

  • You set the spending limits.

  • Nothing is built until you confirm.

  • Export your site and its data while it's on your account.

Plans and credits

A monthly plan for your co-founder. Add more credits whenever you need them.

  • Solo

    $29/month

    40 credits each month

  • Founder

    Recommended

    $59/month

    100 credits each month

  • Portfolio

    $119/month

    220 credits each month

Add more credits

  • $1920 credits
  • $4960 credits
  • $99150 credits

See pricing

Questions.

How does pricing work?

Credits pay for the work. Builds start at 1 credit — the stronger builder costs 3, expert mode adds 2. A task spends credits only when it runs.

  • Solo: $29 a month, 40 credits each month
  • Founder: $59 a month, 100 credits each month
  • Portfolio: $119 a month, 220 credits each month

Credit packs add more whenever you need them, on any plan or with no plan:

$19 · 20 credits. Starter: Build your first site and test the idea with real people.

  • 20 credits ≈ a few builds
  • Forms and content you change without a rebuild; a digital-product checkout when your Stripe is connected and enabled
  • If a build can't be confirmed live, its credits are restored after the check confirms it never went live

$49 · 60 credits. Operator: Run a few offers at once, with the co-founder on each.

  • 60 credits ≈ several sites built
  • Built for running more than one offer at once
  • The same daily caps on every site you build

$99 · 150 credits. Studio: Build on repeat. A whole portfolio, with the co-founder on each site.

  • 150 credits ≈ a whole portfolio
  • Our biggest pack — for building on repeat
  • Pack credits never expire
  • If a build can't be confirmed live, its credits are restored after the check confirms it never went live
What if a build fails?

A task spends credits only when it runs. When a build fails its checks, the builder is sent the real error and repairs it, a limited number of times. If it still can't be confirmed live, its credits are restored to your balance automatically after the check confirms the build never went live — the dashboard tracks it and the failure email names the credits restored. Restored credits go back to your balance; they are not paid out as cash.

Do I need a domain?

No. Your site goes online at your own nopen.co address. The Founder plan includes one custom domain each year, and Portfolio up to three.

Who owns the site?

You keep what Nopen builds for you. While a site is on your account, you can download the source Nopen generated it from and export its data. The Terms set out the details.

Is there a free trial?

No. There is no free tier and no trial. Reading the plan costs no credits; building it needs credits.

What do I do, and what does it do?

Your co-founder does

  • Turns what you know into an offer to test, with its assumptions written down
  • Writes the pages and builds the site, then rebuilds when you change your mind
  • Keeps forms, content and checkout running without a rebuild
  • When upkeep is active, checks every day, overnight too, that your site is up, and fixes it if not
  • Reports what it did, what it cost, and what needs you

You do

  • Chooses the direction, the price and what you're willing to deliver
  • Talks to real customers — the co-founder can draft the questions, not have the conversation
  • Approves what goes out under your name
  • Delivers the product or service and keeps every claim on the site true
  • Decides, from real results, whether to continue, change or stop

When a decision is yours, the co-founder flags it and waits — it does not spend credits guessing. A change you ask for shows its price before it runs, and nothing is built until you confirm. It makes no promises about money — only about the work it does.

What can't it do yet?
  • Right now it builds three kinds of site: a landing page, a lead-capture page and a digital-product page.
  • Taking payments needs your own Stripe account, connected and enabled; in Open Beta, checkout may need separate activation.
  • A digital product is delivered as a link or a licence key; file delivery isn't available yet. Physical products aren't supported.
  • Its market notes come from what the model knows, not from live browsing. Treat them as hypotheses to test with real people, not as research.
  • It does not and cannot guarantee customers, traffic or revenue. That depends on your offer and on the founder work only you can do.
  • It won't sell what you can't deliver. You're responsible for the product, the service and every claim on your site.

Start with your idea.