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1. Create your free account 2. How your free uses work 3. Open your first app 4. When to upgrade1. Create your free account
The suite is free to start. Head to the sign-up page, enter your email, and set a password. There is no credit card step and no trial clock counting down. Once you are in, you land on your dashboard, the home base for every app.
Use Sign in in the top bar, then open your dashboard to jump straight back into any app.
2. How your free uses work
Every account gets 5 free uses per app, every month. The count is per app, so five Website Duplicator captures do not touch your quota on any other tool. Your free uses refresh at the start of each month, and the free plan stays free for as long as you want it.
On the free plan you also get:
- An 8-page crawl limit per run
- Full-page screenshot capture
- Client-ready exports (with a small Code X Elite mark)
3. Open your first app
Pick a tool from the Apps grid or from your dashboard. Every app is ready the moment you open it, with no configuration and no onboarding call. The flow is the same across the suite:
Open the app
Choose the tool that matches the job in front of you. It loads ready to run.
Enter your target
Give the app a URL or the inputs it needs, then start the run.
Export the result
Download a clean, client-ready file. Every export is built to hand straight to a client.
The Website Duplicator is live and free to use today, so it is the fastest place to see the full flow end to end.
4. When to upgrade
Stay on free for as long as it covers you. When you start running the apps on real client work every week and bump into the monthly limit, two paid plans open things up:
- Pro, $29/month: unlimited runs, a 30-page crawl limit, HTML snapshots, and no Code X Elite branding on exports.
- Agency, $99/month: everything in Pro, plus 5 team seats, a 50-page crawl limit, white-label exports, a shared team dashboard, and API access.
Cancel from your dashboard at any time. Your paid plan runs to the end of the billing period, then the account drops back to free automatically.