Buy one tool on its own

Which tools you can buy on their own

The pricing page lists them under On their own, each with its price and Get … on its own. A tool that is not on sale yet shows a Beta badge with Ask for early access.

The prices shown on the website and at sign-up are always today's; staff set them.

Signing up for one tool

1. Press Get … on its own on the tool's page or the pricing page. It opens the sign-up at /start?product=….
2. Create your account, type the code we e-mail you and, if you like, turn on two-step sign-in, as for any account.
3. Answer only what the tool needs: for MiseGuard, your website. There are no SEO questions.
4. Pay for just that tool. For a tool priced per site, choose How many sites: the plan includes its first sites (MiseGuard Agency: "Includes 3 sites, then €7.99 a site") and each one after them is a licence on a line of its own on the same subscription, at the price of an extra site. The total shows before you pay; the price is always the one we set, never one sent by the browser.
5. Then the tool's own set-up, for example connecting your site (WordPress, Laravel, the universal PHP connector, or the exact steps to do it by hand), and the tool opens.

Paying through SumUp, sign-up starts with the package's sites; add the others from MiseGuard once you are in.

What your workspace shows

Only the tool you bought, with Account, Billing and Help, and a card at the foot of the menu with Add SEO. Other tools answer "not in your plan" until you add them.

Add SEO later: nothing is lost

Choose a package under Billing → Change plan. The tool stays, with all its work:

• By default the tool keeps its own price next to the package, on the same card subscription. Billing lists it under Products billed on their own, with Cancel.
• A package that already includes the tool replaces its price.

Cancelling a tool kept next to a package takes it off your subscription now and credits the unused part on your next invoice; your work in it is kept.

Already have a plan?

Add a tool from the Store instead: it is billed as an add-on next to your plan (MiseGuard sites are added one at a time). If a payment for it fails or it ends, only that tool locks; the rest of your plan carries on.