wivon

Pay as you go. No subscription.

Add credit in US dollars and spend it only when wivon writes or draws something. Nothing renews, and credit you pay for doesn’t expire while the service is running.

A typical full project uses about 150 credits.

From the starting idea to a complete set of documents with images: $1.76–$2, depending on your top-up. That is the usual amount, not a quote: it depends on how much is written and drawn, so we can’t tell you the exact figure in advance.

Every project includes

  • Help developing the concept, step by step
  • A project brief: site, program, materials, spatial idea and experience
  • Renders, plans, sections and other concept drawings
  • Export to PDF with your own titleblock, or a ZIP of images and text
  • As many projects as you like

Add credit

Larger top-ups buy more credit per dollar.

  • $20

    1,500 credits

    About 10 projects

  • $100

    8,000 credits

    About 50 projects

  • $200

    17,000 credits

    About 110 projects

    Best value: 13% more credit per dollar than $20

The first 90 accounts get 300 free credits, about two projects, to try wivon. You can see your balance in your account at any time, and top up from there.

Billing details

What you pay for, and what happens to it.

How usage is charged

Each time wivon writes or draws something, it uses one credit for every cent the AI provider charged us for it, with nothing added. Longer text and images use more. Our margin is taken once, when you top up, which is why larger top-ups buy more credits per dollar. Credit you already hold never loses value if the top-up prices change.

Credit

Credit you pay for doesn’t expire while the service is running. There’s no subscription and nothing renews automatically.

Payment and tax

Credit is sold through Lemon Squeezy, our reseller and merchant of record. Prices are before tax: Lemon Squeezy adds any sales tax or VAT that applies where you are, shows the total before you pay, and sends your receipt.

Refunds

See the Refund Policy. The full terms are in the Terms of Service.