Pricing that grows with you.

Paige is the AI builder behind Green Pages. You describe what you want to happen in a WhatsApp chat in plain language, Paige builds it into a working app, and helps you launch it on your own WhatsApp Business number. The "Start building" buttons take you straight there.

It buys your app running live: your bot answering customers on your WhatsApp Business number, the Conversations inbox, Broadcasts, and deploys. That is the whole subscription, per project. AI credits are separate, and are only spent when you ask Paige’s AI to build or change something.

Credits pay for Paige’s AI agents doing work for you: the Code agent that builds and edits your app, the Conversations agent that helps you reply, and the Broadcasting agent that plans campaigns. They cost R19 each and you buy them when you want them. Every new project starts with 5 free credits, and Managed includes 10 every month. The Help agent is always free and never touches your balance. Credits do not pay for your bot talking to customers, for deploys, or for WhatsApp’s own message charges.

Far enough to get a first working app built and then refined over several rounds of changes. How far they stretch depends on how much you ask for at a time: a wording tweak costs very little, while adding a whole new booking flow costs more. You can see exactly which agent spent what under Settings → Usage, and set a low-balance alert so you are never caught out.

No, and this is the part people most often mix up. They are unrelated. A project with a subscription but no credits has an app that runs perfectly and an AI you cannot ask to change it. A project with credits but no subscription is one you can keep building on, but whose app has stopped talking to customers. Most people want both.

On Starter you build and run your WhatsApp app yourself with Paige. It is the do-it-yourself plan. Managed answers a different question: can you build it for me? You do not want to learn the platform, you want the app to exist, so we build it for you under the once-off setup fee of R8,000 per project. When it is finished you either take it over and run it yourself on Starter, or we keep running it for you on a monthly we agree at that point.

You choose between two ways to carry on, and you choose at the end of the build rather than at the start, so you get to see the app first. Either you take it over and run it yourself, which puts the project on Starter at R570 a month, or we keep running it for you: the changes you ask for, your broadcasts and your campaigns. We quote that monthly when the build is finished, because by then we both know what running your app actually involves, and it is a different amount for a shop doing daily promotions than for a clinic taking bookings. Whichever you pick, the project stays yours and the app keeps running on your own WhatsApp Business number.

It is once-off and it is per project, so a Managed customer running two WhatsApp Business numbers pays it twice. It covers the work to get that number live: discovery, building your first app, setting the number up with Meta, and loading your initial content and flows. It is also the one Managed number we can put on the page, because the build is scoped before we start. What you pay after that depends on which way you go at handover: Starter at R570 a month if you take it over, or an agreed monthly if we carry on running it.

Managed is about who builds it. Enterprise is about where it runs. Managed means we build the app for you instead of you building it yourself. Enterprise is for deployments that have to sit on your own hosted infrastructure, or on other infrastructure you nominate, with the access control, single sign-on and compliance obligations that come with that. Custom builds and integrations belong to Enterprise too, but they are not what decides it: the question that decides it is whether the deployment has to run somewhere specific. And yes, we can still do the building for you on Enterprise.

No. Every plan runs on the same platform, with the same security controls behind it. What Enterprise adds is control and evidence: choosing where the deployment runs and where the data sits, signing in against your own identity provider, and the compliance reviews, security questionnaires and signed agreements a larger organisation has to get through before it can buy anything. If your business does not need those, you are not missing any protection by staying on Starter or Managed.

No. You describe what you want in plain language and Paige builds it. You can refine the wording and the flow without touching code. And on the Managed plan we handle the building for you.

No. Everything runs inside WhatsApp. Your customers open a WhatsApp chat with you and use what you built. No downloads, no app store.

Yes, provided it is a WhatsApp Business number. Paige builds on the WhatsApp Business API, so going live means connecting a number registered to a WhatsApp Business account through Meta, not a personal WhatsApp number. You can build and test your whole app before you connect anything. Dedicated virtual numbers are coming soon, so you’ll be able to keep a business number separate from your personal one on the same device.

One WhatsApp Business number belongs to one project, and that project is your app. The app itself can do plenty at once, though: taking orders, booking appointments and answering FAQs can all live in the same project. If you want two genuinely separate apps, you run two projects, each with its own number and its own subscription.

Everything is billed per project, and one project is one WhatsApp Business number, on every plan. Billing is monthly, and monthly is the only option we sell: Starter is R570 a month with no lock-in, Managed is the once-off setup fee per project and then a monthly agreed at handover, and Enterprise is quoted. AI credits are bought separately whenever you need them, on all three.

Starter comes with a 14-day free trial, so you can build your app and watch it work on a real WhatsApp number before you pay anything. Managed does not start with a trial, because it begins with us building the app for you under the once-off setup fee. Enterprise starts with a conversation about what you need.