The practical agreement
Service terms.
The local app and browser workshops are free planning tools. One $39 monthly subscription, purchased through Stripe on the One Small Prompt website, covers the separate managed website and its supported clients.
Effective August 12, 20261. The free workshops and the managed service
You may use the free workshop in the current App Store version 1.0 without an account, purchase, or subscription. It saves its draft in local app storage and does not sync that draft to a One Small Prompt account or server. The local workshop itself does not register or connect a domain, publish or host a website, contact customers, or charge a card. Apple or device backup and restore may include app data depending on your settings.
You may also use the separate browser workshop without an account or payment. It saves progress locally in that browser. Local app and browser workshop drafts do not sync or transfer through One Small Prompt. Clearing browser storage or deleting the app can remove the local draft when no system backup or restore copy is available.
If you choose managed publishing, the subscription is $39 USD each month with no setup fee and is purchased through Stripe on the One Small Prompt website. It covers one website of up to ten pages, managed hosting and HTTPS, backups, contact and inquiry links, 5 GB of site assets, a metered monthly Claude editing allowance, and email support with a two-business-day response target.
The secure browser editor is part of that subscription. After the managed-project app update is installed, its iPhone and iPad client is another authenticated way to use the same managed project, edit history, and monthly allowance. It is not an App Store purchase, a second subscription, or a transfer of the local workshop draft. The current App Store version 1.0 does not yet include this managed client.
Claude requests vary in complexity and context. Each request can consume part of the monthly managed-AI allowance whether it publishes a change, returns no change, or fails after contacting the model. Remaining capacity is shown before new requests. Managed hosting is intended for an ordinary small-business marketing website, not bulk file distribution, streaming, scraping, or abusive traffic. There are no automatic overage charges. If a plan limit is reached or sustained use threatens reliable service, we may pause the limited feature or ask you to reduce usage; the existing website stays online while the paid subscription remains active unless traffic is abusive or unlawful.
2. Your domain
You may connect a domain you already own. It stays at your registrar, and you provide the DNS record needed to point it at the website.
Alternatively, the plan can include one available root-level .com, .net, or .org when both the current first-year and renewal price are no more than $25 USD. We recheck the exact name, availability, and both prices before checkout. We do not silently substitute another name.
A new managed domain is purchased through our registrar account using the registrant contact information supplied for the order. We act as technical custodian while the subscription is active. You remain the intended registrant and can request transfer support, subject to identity verification, registrar or ICANN waiting periods, locks, and amounts already due. Premium names and extensions outside the stated limit are not included.
3. The website editor’s boundary
The managed editor can work on this project’s static website pages, copy, styles, images, and browser-side interactions. It can add contact details, email links, or an external booking link you provide, but the standard plan does not include a hosted submission form or application backend. Requests made in its secure browser and, after the managed-project update, its app client use the same server-backed project and allowance. A managed request may change or publish the paid website; the free local workshop cannot.
The managed editor is deliberately separated from domain registration, DNS, billing, account access, hosting controls, system services, and every other customer project.
Claude-assisted work can make mistakes. Review important facts, claims, prices, accessibility, and legal text before you approve or rely on a change. You are responsible for the content you direct us to publish and for having the rights needed to use it.
4. Your content and acceptable use
Your original content, code, and project data remain yours. On a verified support request, we can prepare an export of supported public files and private project data. Platform credentials, authentication secrets, managed-AI tokens, service logs, and host configuration are excluded.
Do not use the service for unlawful, deceptive, abusive, or harmful activity, including malware, phishing, spam, infringement, attempts to access another project, or activity that threatens shared infrastructure. We may restrict or suspend harmful use and will provide notice when reasonably possible.
5. Billing, cancellation, and refunds
Stripe processes the monthly subscription purchased on the One Small Prompt website. The renewal amount is shown before you confirm payment. We do not sell a second managed subscription through the App Store. You may request cancellation at any time by replying to a receipt or emailing support@onesmallprompt.com from the checkout address. We verify the request, stop future renewal, and confirm the effective date. Service ordinarily continues through the paid period.
A permanent account-and-site deletion request is different from ordinary cancellation. Once accepted through an authenticated managed client with the exact confirmation phrase, it immediately revokes managed access, begins taking the site offline, and queues immediate cancellation of the corresponding Stripe subscription. The deletion lock cannot be reversed through a new sign-in or activation. Primary project data is purged or anonymized after the 30-day recovery period shown on the receipt; restricted disaster-recovery snapshots rotate within 30 additional days. Records that must be retained for payment, domain, fraud-prevention, dispute, security, or legal obligations are excluded from project deletion.
Not using the workshop or editor does not cancel the subscription. Except where law requires otherwise, paid periods are not automatically prorated. If the service is materially wrong during your first 14 days, contact us so we can correct it or review a refund. Registrar charges already incurred may be non-refundable when the registrar does not return them.
6. Availability, backups, and transfer
We aim to keep the website available, backed up, and secure, but no online service is uninterrupted. Backups are an operational safeguard, not an archival or legal-record guarantee. Request an export before cancellation or a major migration.
On cancellation, we provide reasonable export and domain-transfer support after verification. Migration work to another provider, custom development outside the plan, or recovery after the normal retention period may require a separate agreement.
7. No business-outcome promise; liability
We provide a workshop, software, AI-assisted editing, and managed website service. The app and browser outputs are planning material, not market validation, legal advice, or a guarantee that a name or domain is available. We do not promise revenue, customers, search rankings, legal clearance, domain availability, or business success. Suggestions are starting points for your review.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, the service is provided without implied warranties and our aggregate liability arising from the service is limited to the amount you paid us during the 12 months before the claim. This does not limit rights that cannot legally be limited.
8. Changes and contact
We may update these terms as the service changes. Material changes affecting an active subscription will be communicated to the checkout email or shown in the service before they take effect.
Questions or cancellation:
support@onesmallprompt.com