For freelancers and solo designers
You are the whole studio. Pitching shouldn't cost you a developer.
Build the site, generate the designs, send it for review — all of it before anyone has paid you anything. The meter starts on the day a site goes live, at $20 a month, and stops when it comes down.
Free plan available. No credit card required.
The maths of working alone
Every line before "yes" is zero.
Working solo, the reason you turn a project down is usually not the design. It is the build — the part you either do yourself for a week or pay someone else for, on a job that has not closed yet. Here is what each stage of a pitch costs.
The draft site
Five drafts on the free plan, fifty on Pro. A draft can sit in your workspace for as long as the client takes to decide.
The designs
Three complete multi-page designs per round from one approved content plan, and you can run more rounds — up to ten designs on a site.
The review link
Send it, they click an element and leave a note against it, or approve the whole thing. None of that is billed.
The day it goes live
Per live site, whatever is on it. Pages, visitors and form submissions are not counted. Unpublish it and the charge stops — the period you have already paid for is not refunded.
The first live site is included in the first $20. Each additional live site is another $20.
Capacity
The build stops being the thing that decides how many clients you take.
You start from a brief, a PDF, or the address of the site the client has now. You approve a page-by-page content plan before any design is generated. After that you change what you want by clicking it, or by describing the change.
No developer in the loop
A multi-page site comes out of the brief. You spend the afternoon editing it rather than waiting on someone else's build.
Click it, or ask for it
Select an element and edit it directly, or describe the change in a sentence and let our AI make it. Both land in version history and both can be undone.
Start from what already exists
Paste the address of the client's current site and its pages and content come across. A WordPress site brings its posts too.
Or run it from an assistant
There is an MCP connector, so you can create a site, compare designs, refine a page and publish from inside Claude or ChatGPT.
One seat, on purpose
The free plan is not a crippled trial. It is the shape of a one-person practice.
One person, several prospects in flight, one thing live. That is what the free plan is sized for.
- Draft sites
- 5
- Published site
- 1, on a Mondovo address
- Seats
- 1
- Creative credits
- 25 a month
- Voice minutes
- 10 a month
- AI refinements
- 50 a month
The one thing that moves you to Pro
A custom domain. The free plan publishes to a Mondovo address, which is fine for a preview and wrong for a client. Pro is $20 a month per live site and brings the domain, hosting and SSL with it, along with 50 drafts, unlimited refinements, and 150 creative credits and 30 voice minutes per live site.
Whose name is on it
The published site carries no Mondovo branding.
It lives on the client's domain, with your work on it and nothing of ours. What is not included is putting your name on the review link and the client-facing screens — that is part of the $99 a month Agency add-on, along with API access and the outreach tools. Working alone, most people publish to the client's domain and never need it.
White-label is not part of the $20. If a page anywhere tells you otherwise, that page is wrong.
Real output
Sites that came out of a brief.
Not mockups, and not a template gallery. Each of these was generated the same way a client's site would be.
Before your first pitch
What one-person studios ask.
Do I need to write code?
No. The site comes out of the brief, and you change it by clicking an element or describing the change. If you do write your own layouts, a hand-authored layout can be imported as a design on a site, so that route stays open.
What happens if the client never signs?
Nothing was billed, so nothing needs unwinding. The draft stays in your workspace with its designs and its review comments. A prospect who comes back in three months does not mean starting again.
What if a client leaves and I take the site down?
Unpublish it and the charge for that site stops. The period you have already paid for is not refunded. The site stays in your account as a draft.
What if I bring someone in on a project?
Pro includes three team members, and each additional seat is $10 a month. Everyone works in the same workspace, and every change is recorded in version history.
What if I can't get a design brief out of the client?
You do not need one. Three complete directions come out of one approved content plan, and the client reacts to what is in front of them instead of describing a look. You can run more rounds, keep up to ten designs on a site, and switch the live one at any time.
Will the enquiry form need a third-party embed?
No. Forms are part of the site, and every submission becomes a contact with a timeline. Submissions are not counted or charged for, so a site that works does not become more expensive.
Your next pitch
Put three directions in front of them before you send an invoice.
Drafts are free. The charge starts the day one of them goes live.
Working as an agency rather than alone? Start here.