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Typoza handles the hosting, the SEO and your domain. You write. Set it up once and never think about it again.

Letters, numbers and dashes. Your site will live on typoza.com.

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The editor

An article editor, not a dashboard

You spend 95% of your time on one screen. That screen is what we built: a page, your words, and tools that stay quiet until you reach for them.

A reproduction of the Typoza editor: a post title, a paragraph being typed, and the slash menu open on the list of blocks.
  • The slash menu

    Type “/” and pick. No button to hunt for in a toolbar.

  • Markdown shortcuts

    “##” makes a heading, “>” a quote, three backticks a code block.

  • Nothing to save

    Your text goes up as you type, and every version stays readable.

The blocks

Eight blocks for what you actually write

A technical post is not a novel. It shows code, compares specs, and hides an answer so it is not given away too early.

  • Code block

    Highlighted, numbered, with tabs when there are several files.

  • Callout

    Note, tip, warning, danger. Four tones, not forty.

  • Spoiler

    The answer behind a fold, so readers can think first.

  • Spec sheet

    Property and value, aligned, readable on a phone.

  • Gallery

    Up to four images, without swallowing the post.

  • Embed

    A video or a post, loaded only if the reader opens it.

  • Button

    A call to action that refuses to publish half-written.

  • Image

    Normal or full width, with a caption and alt text.

No embed contacts its home site before your reader opens it. Quoting a video does not hand your readers to YouTube.

Assistance

AI you pay for, so it can be honest

Nobody gives away a language model. Someone pays for it, and when it is not you, it is your content. At Typoza the line is written down.

  • A quota, then credits

    Every plan includes one. Past it, you buy what you need — no extra subscription.

  • A balance you can always see

    It sits in the sidebar. No surprise at the end of the month.

  • It never writes on its own

    Titles, summaries, alt text, a second read. You ask, it suggests, you decide.

Your data

Leaving should be as easy as arriving

It is the first thing to check before handing anyone your archive. Here is ours, in plain terms.

  • Full export, free plan included

    One archive: your posts in Markdown, your data in JSON, your images. It stays downloadable even if your workspace goes read-only.

  • Your domain, your feed

    Point the domain you own at your site. The RSS feed exists from your first post, and your readers follow you without going through us.

  • Import from WordPress

    Your WordPress export file is read as it is: posts, categories, tags, images and old addresses, which get redirected. From the Collective plan up.

Together

Everyone in their lane, review in the middle

A workspace can hold several people. They do not all get to publish, and that is the point.

  • Owner

    The workspace is theirs, billing included.

  • Admin

    Sets everything except the plan and deletion.

  • Editor

    Publishes and schedules anyone's posts.

  • Author

    Writes, and publishes their own. Never someone else's.

  • Marketer

    Runs the Letter, its subscribers and its segments. Writes no posts.

  • Reviewer

    Reads and comments, never publishes.

A post goes from draft to review, then to scheduled or published. Every step shows in the list.

Pricing

Priced by what you use, not by feature

The editor is the same in all three. What changes is how many workspaces, how many people, and how much room for your images.

  • Discovery

    For one person trying it out — export is never held back.

    Free

    • 1 workspace
    • 1 person
    • 500 MB for your media
    • 20,000 AI credits, once
    • 100 newsletter subscribers
    • 1 announcement a day, on top of your posts
    • 20 waiting ideas in your notebook
    • Typoza subdomain
    • Import unavailable
    • Full export
    • Backups not included
    • Activity log over 30 days
    • Offline writing, on mobile
    • Profile badges
    • Your texts refused to the crawlers that train AI
    • Post sharing, without trackers
    • Reactions and comments under your posts, with a spam filter and moderation
    • Reading comfort for your readers: text size, legible fonts, focus mode
    • Your own menus, in the header and in three footer columns
    • A monthly AI cap per member, and AI switched off for the whole workspace in one move
    • Your posts as a list or a grid, and your saved views on every device
    Start free
  • Collective

    Most chosen

    For a small community getting properly started.

    €12.90per month

    • 3 workspaces
    • 3 people per workspace
    • 5 GB for your media
    • 200,000 AI credits
    • 2,000 newsletter subscribers
    • 3 announcements a day, on top of your posts
    • An unlimited idea notebook
    • Your own domain
    • Import from WordPress
    • Full export
    • Backups you can restore for 14 days
    • Activity log over 1 year
    • Offline writing, on mobile
    • Profile badges
    • Your texts refused to the crawlers that train AI
    • Post sharing, without trackers
    • Reactions and comments under your posts, with a spam filter and moderation
    • Reading comfort for your readers: text size, legible fonts, focus mode
    • Your own menus, in the header and in three footer columns
    • A monthly AI cap per member, and AI switched off for the whole workspace in one move
    • Your posts as a list or a grid, and your saved views on every device
    Choose Collective
  • Studio

    For agencies and studios, running several publications.

    €39.90per month

    • Unlimited workspaces
    • Unlimited members
    • 25 GB for your media
    • 1,000,000 AI credits
    • 5,000 newsletter subscribers
    • 10 announcements a day, on top of your posts
    • An unlimited idea notebook
    • Your own domain
    • Import from WordPress
    • Full export
    • Backups you can restore for 60 days
    • Activity log over 2 years
    • Offline writing, on mobile
    • Profile badges
    • Your texts refused to the crawlers that train AI
    • Post sharing, without trackers
    • Reactions and comments under your posts, with a spam filter and moderation
    • Reading comfort for your readers: text size, legible fonts, focus mode
    • Your own menus, in the header and in three footer columns
    • A monthly AI cap per member, and AI switched off for the whole workspace in one move
    • Your posts as a list or a grid, and your saved views on every device
    Choose Studio

In every plan

  • The editor and its eight blocks
  • Public site, RSS feed and sitemap
  • Traffic statistics
  • Full export of your data

Your AI quota refills every period. If you run out, credits are sold one at a time, with no extra subscription.

Questions

What people ask before signing up

Is Typoza a WordPress alternative?

For a blog, yes: the import reads your WordPress export file, your old addresses get redirected, and there is no plugin to maintain or update to watch. For anything else, no — and we would rather say so. WordPress runs storefronts, directories and form-driven sites thanks to sixty thousand plugins we will never have. Typoza publishes articles. If your site is a blog, you gain; if it is something else, stay where you are.

How does Typoza compare to Ghost?

Ghost is the closest thing to us, and it is well made: same refusal of plugins, same taste for speed. Three differences decide it. Typoza is built for technical writing — tabbed code blocks, spec sheets and callouts exist out of the box rather than as themes to install. AI assistance is built in and metered by credit instead of absent. And one account can hold several separate workspaces, each with its own identity and its own team. What Ghost does better today: paid reader subscriptions, which we do not offer at all, self-hosting, and ten years of themes and integrations behind it.

What happens if I stop paying?

Nothing is deleted. Your workspace drops back to the free plan's limits: beyond one workspace, the ones you did not keep active go read-only, and members over the limit lose access. Your posts stay published and your export stays downloadable — including from a read-only workspace. Taking a paid plan again reopens everything, exactly as you left it.

Can I use my own domain name?

Yes, from the Collective plan. You point a domain you already own at your site, the certificate is issued for you, and your Typoza subdomain then redirects to it permanently — which keeps the search ranking you have built. On the free plan, your site lives on a typoza.com subdomain.

Are my readers tracked?

No. A workspace's public site sets no cookie at all, and that sentence is checked by a test on every release. Traffic statistics come from a counter we wrote ourselves, with no persistent identifier: the fingerprint that tells two visitors apart is recomputed every night, which makes following anyone from one day to the next impossible. Nothing is sent to a third party.

Does the AI write my posts for me?

No, and that is not what it is there for. It suggests titles, drafts a summary, writes alt text for an image, flags a clumsy sentence on a second read — always because you asked, and always as a suggestion you keep or throw away. Every plan includes a credit quota, and the balance left is on screen at all times.

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