One plan. Plain terms. Cancel anytime.

There’s nothing to expire, so there’s no trial. A free account is permanent and needs no card — you keep your score, your dashboard, and a single-page scan for as long as you like. The subscription is what opens the rest of your site.

No. Your 1,000 credits reset at the start of each billing period, and anything unused lapses. That’s deliberate — no rollover, no top-ups, no surprise line items on the invoice. A full site scan is 75 credits and a question for Janus is 5, so a month’s pool covers around 13 full scans with room to talk them through.

One subscription, one site. Limen watches the domain you onboard with, and your dashboard follows that domain. There’s no self-serve way to add a second site yet — if you need one watched, get in touch and we’ll sort it out.

For as long as you stay subscribed. It’s locked to your subscription rather than to a promotional window, so if the list price rises later, yours doesn’t. Cancel and come back, though, and you re-join at whatever the rate is then.

No — payments are final. Cancelling stops the next renewal and your access runs to the end of the period you’ve already paid for, but the remaining time isn’t refunded. The full position is in the terms.

US dollars, wherever you are. Limen is operated from Switzerland by Temu AG, but billing runs in USD — your card issuer handles the conversion, and Stripe shows you the exact charge before you confirm.