Forty public projects you can open, fork and reshape with a few sentences.
Browse templatesSeparate client workspaces, white label, and the Git repo handed over at the end of the engagement.
See the programmePaste a URL. In thirty seconds you see exactly what Google receives before any JavaScript runs.
Check a URLTeam is $49 a month, ten seats, and roles. Plus is $19, three seats. Free is $0 and one seat. You pick the European Union, the United States, or the United Kingdom at creation. Single sign-on and a written service level still need a conversation. This page says what the public plans already do.
The identity you already run
Single sign-on means the identity provider you already pay for, not a second password database we invent for a pilot. Public plans sign in with email, Google, or Apple. Wiring your existing directory is an enterprise thread. Write to hello@eqlo.app if that is the blocker.
A shared password across a squad
A shared password is how a draft becomes two products. Team is the seat pack. A reader is not an editor. When someone leaves, the seat leaves. SSO does not replace that hygiene if you never assign seats.
A questionnaire that asks for a region you never set
Pick the European Union, the United States, or the United Kingdom on the project before the first import. Billing in dollars does not move the rows. The residency page is the long form.
Take an 80-person company in Leeds that still books rooms in a shared sheet. In the first week they open a Team workspace, set the region to the United Kingdom, and invite ten named seats. Three managers can sign a queue. Engineering takes the repository in the third week. The sheet dies on the last Friday of the month. Single sign-on stays out: they keep the identity provider they already pay for, and Eqlo stays the queue. The numbers are a hypothesis, not a client.
Start here before you ask for a custom paper.
Invitation by email. Reader, editor, administrator. Free is 1 seat, Plus is 3, Team is 10. Shared billing. Separate projects per squad or client.
European Union, United States, or United Kingdom. Visible. Not inferred from the invoice. Moving later is a project.
Who published, who exported, who changed a role. A full processing register remains your programme.
GitHub sync on Plus and Team. React, TypeScript, Tailwind, and React Native when the project is an app. No retrieval theatre.
Status is a dated notice. A percentage we do not measure will not appear here.
The status page is a dated notice. Green means we have no open incident to write. Daily backups stay 30 days. A full export is available at any time.
Public plans are monthly: $0, $19, $49. A yearly invoice or a purchase order is a conversation. Write to hello@eqlo.app. We will not invent a discount on this page.
Week one: region, seats, one queue. Week two: comments on the page, not on a deck. Week three: engineering takes the repository. Week four: the sheet retires or you keep both. A very specific trade will need a developer sooner.
If one person owns the workspace and a domain is the blocker, Plus is enough. Team is for seats that must not share a password.
Public plans are monthly. A yearly invoice is a conversation. Write to hello@eqlo.app. We will not invent a discount on this page.
No. The company is in Paris, France. The project sits in the region you pick.
Only for the loops that never got a seat: a queue, a campaign page, a prototype. Keep payroll, identity, and the warehouse.
Eqlo, Paris, France. The legal notice and the terms carry the SIRET. Send the form if you need a paper copy.
Five free projects, no card. Team is $49 a month when the login must not be shared.