You build free, pay by the month and leave when you like.

These terms cover the platform.

The platform is nods.to, the app behind it, the pages and credits it serves, and its API. The npm packages are separate. They are MIT licensed, and that licence is the whole agreement for them.

A studio answers for its account.

One workspace is one studio. The person who creates it accepts these terms for the studio and confirms they have the authority to. The studio answers for everyone it invites and for every API token it makes. Keep tokens private, and revoke any that leaks.

A plan puts your work in public.

With no plan you can claim an address, build your page, write project stories and set up credits. A plan makes them public. Pricing lists the plans, what each includes and what each costs.

Stripe charges the plan each month.

Prices are in US dollars, per studio, for a month paid in advance. The plan renews each month until you cancel it, and you change or cancel it from the billing screen in settings. A cancelled plan runs to the end of the month already paid for, and that month is not refunded. A move between plans during a month is charged or credited for the days that remain.

When a payment fails, Stripe tries again over the following days, and a plan that stays unpaid ends. We give thirty days’ notice by email before a price changes.

Your credits keep working after a plan ends.

A credit on a client’s site keeps its line, its links and its record page, and its card opens in the plain style. Your own page and your project stories come down until a plan is active again.

Your work stays yours.

You own what you put on nods: your records, words, pictures and stylesheets. You give us permission to store it, serve it and show it as the service requires, for as long as it is on nods. You confirm that you have the right to publish it, and that you credit people and projects truthfully.

A credit goes on a client’s site by agreement between you and that client. That agreement is yours and the client’s alone.

nods counts clicks and leaves visitors anonymous.

Privacy lists everything nods stores about a visitor and about a studio.

Four uses end an account.

• Publishing what is unlawful, or what infringes someone else’s rights
• Claiming work or a name that belongs to someone else
• Sending malware, or using a page or a credit to deceive visitors
• Probing or overloading the service, or working around its limits

An API token may make 120 requests a minute. We may remove content or suspend a studio for any of the four, and we tell its owner why.

The service is provided as it stands.

We work to keep nods running and your credits served. We give no warranty that it will run without faults or interruptions. As far as the law allows, our liability to a studio for any claim is limited to what that studio paid us in the twelve months before it, and excludes lost profit and indirect loss. Liability that the law does not allow to be limited stays whole.

We give notice before these terms change.

We email each studio’s owner thirty days before a change that affects its rights. Using nods after that date accepts the change.

Write to us to close a studio or to ask a question.

The address is support@nodsto.com. A studio’s owner can ask there for the studio and everything it holds to be deleted.

Singapore law governs these terms.

The courts of Singapore decide any dispute under them.

Last updated 15 November 2026.