Pricing
Priced per site, not per view.
Every paid plan shows your widget to as many people as visit your site. We host it on a CDN where views cost us nothing, so we do not meter paid plans and you never get an email about an overage. Every paid plan also holds one more widget on free terms: shown up to 300 times a month, with no Powered by line. The free plan covers any 2 widgets, each shown up to 300 times a month.
Free
No card needed
- 300 views per widget a month
- Any 2 widgets, of any kind
- Up to 5 logos, 1 playlist
- 100 MB of space for your photos and videos
- Every layout and effect
- Shows a small "Powered by DreamWidget" line
Single
$59 billed yearly
- Unlimited views
- One widget, the kind you choose
- Up to 30 logos or playlists in it
- 1 GB of space for your photos and videos
- Remove Powered by DreamWidget line
- Plus one more widget on free terms (300 views a month)
Basic
$149 billed yearly
- Unlimited views
- One of each widget kind
- Plus one more widget on free terms (300 views a month)
- Up to 30 logos and 30 playlists
- 2 GB of space for your photos and videos
- Remove Powered by DreamWidget line
- Email support, answered in a day
Pro
$299 billed yearly
- Unlimited views
- Five of each widget, so you can run variants
- Plus one more widget on free terms (300 views a month)
- 5 GB of space for your photos and videos
- Everything in Basic
- Custom CSS and JavaScript
- Email support, answered in a day
Studio
$599 billed yearly
- Unlimited views
- Sixteen of each widget
- Plus one more widget on free terms (300 views a month)
- 25 GB of space for your photos and videos, plus 15 GB with each add-on pack
- Everything in Pro
- Use on client sites you do not own
- White label and priority support
Prices in US dollars. Tax added at checkout where it applies. Yearly plans are charged once for twelve months. Studio can add ten more of each widget for $179 a year, as many times as you need.
The number nobody puts on their pricing page
How many people are allowed to see your widget
Most widget services meter impressions. Once your site passes the allowance, the widget stops showing until you upgrade or the month ticks over. It is the number that decides what you actually pay, and it is never the number on the button.
| Plan | Views included each month | Price per year |
|---|---|---|
| Elfsight Free | 200 | $0 |
| Elfsight Basic | 5,000 | $60 per app |
| Elfsight Pro | 50,000 | $120 per app |
| Elfsight Premium | 150,000 | $240 per app |
| DreamWidget Free | 300 per widget | $0 |
| DreamWidget, every paid plan | Unlimited | From $59 |
Five thousand views a month is about 166 a day. A quiet business site passes that. Note also that those prices are per app: a logo carousel and a video gallery are two separate products there, so having both costs twice what the table says.
Paid plans can skip the meter because of where the widgets are served from. They sit on a CDN with no charge for bandwidth out, so one more person seeing your widget costs us essentially nothing. Metering a paid widget would mean charging you for something that does not cost us anything. Free widgets are the one place we count, at 300 views each a month. Competitors meter because their costs work differently, not because they are greedy.
Elfsight list prices checked 18 September 2026, billed yearly, for one app. They also sell a pack of all 96 of their apps from $180 a year, where each app keeps its own view allowance. They run frequent promotions, so their advertised price on any given day may be lower than the list price shown here. Their view allowances are the same either way, and their own wording for going over is that the widget is "temporarily deactivated".
Against the usual
Where the money actually goes
Most widget services charge by how many people see your widget. That is a sensible model for them and an unpredictable one for you.
| What you pay for | Typical widget service | DreamWidget |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly views | Capped by plan, widget stops or degrades past the cap | Not counted on any paid plan; 300 per widget a month on free |
| Widgets included | Often one per subscription, more costs more | One of each on Basic, five on Pro, sixteen on Studio |
| Space for your photos and videos | Often a per-widget limit, or not stated until an upload fails | Stated up front, shared by all your widgets: 100 MB on Free, 1 GB on Single, 2 GB on Basic, 5 GB on Pro, 25 GB on Studio |
| Free tier | Commonly a trial, or a few hundred views a month | Permanent: 2 widgets, 300 views each a month, with a credit line |
| Every widget kind | Usually separate products, each charged on its own | All included from Basic, $149 a year |
| Client work | Usually a separate agency tier | Studio, $599 a year |
Questions
Before you buy
What happens to my widget if I stop paying?
It keeps working and reverts to the free plan's limits: the credit line comes back and each widget can be shown 300 times a month. Widgets beyond the free 2 stay up, but nothing new can be made until you delete one or subscribe again. Nothing is deleted, and your settings are kept.
What is the difference between Single and Basic?
Single covers one widget of any kind: a Logo Showcase, a Video Showcase, a Showreel or a Popup, for example. Basic covers one of each. If you only ever wanted one widget, Single is the cheaper answer and does everything Basic does for that widget. You can move from Single to Basic at any time and only pay the difference.
Do you really not limit views?
On the free plan, each widget can be shown 300 times a month, then it pauses until the 1st of the next month and comes back by itself. Every paid plan has no view limit. The widget and its images are served from a CDN with no egress charge to us, so on a paid plan a page with a hundred visitors and one with a hundred thousand cost us the same. If a single account ever became genuinely expensive to serve we would contact you before doing anything, and the fair use note below sets out that boundary.
How much space do I get for photos and videos?
Free has 100 MB, Single 1 GB, Basic 2 GB, Pro 5 GB and Studio 25 GB, with another 15 GB for each Studio add-on pack. The space belongs to your account, not to one widget: a picture or video you upload once can be used in any of your widgets without counting twice, and your own fonts count toward it too. Your account page shows how much you have used and lists every file, so you can delete what you no longer need. Photos are made web-sized as they upload, so a photo usually takes well under 1 MB; a Photo Gallery keeps your originals at full size, and those count at their full size.
Will this slow my site down?
The widget loads in its own frame, after your page, from a CDN rather than from your server. It cannot block your page from rendering and it adds no files to your site. On WordPress in particular this is the main difference from a plugin.
Can I move a widget to a different site?
Yes. The embed code points at the widget, so you can paste it on a different site whenever you like. Studio exists for putting widgets on sites belonging to clients.
Can I pay in crypto, or by x402?
Yes. A month or a year of any plan in XRP, HBAR, SOL or USDC, at the same price, from the account page: it is granted the moment the payment is final and does not renew on its own. An AI agent can buy a plan by x402 in USDC on Base, USDC on Solana, XRP, or HBAR and USDC on Hedera straight from the API.
Do you have a discount for non-profits or students?
Yes, 50% off any plan. Email hello@dreamwidget.com from an address at your organization or institution and we will send a code.
Purchase terms
What you are buying, in plain terms
This is a summary written for people, and it is the version we intend to stand behind. The full legal terms sit under it and say the same things at greater length.
What a purchase covers
A paid plan is a license to use the widgets on the number of sites the plan allows, plus hosting and delivery of those widgets, for as long as the plan is active. Every paid plan renews, monthly or yearly as you chose, until you cancel it. Nothing is downloaded to your server, so what you are paying for is the service that keeps the widget running.
Refunds
Paying with crypto (XRP, HBAR, SOL or USDC) buys a month or a year of a plan at the same price, granted when the payment is final; it does not renew on its own, and we email a week before it ends. Crypto payments are final once confirmed on the network and are not refundable.
Inside the first fourteen days of any plan paid by card, cancel from your account page and what you paid is refunded to your card in full, at once; the plan ends then. After fourteen days a cancel runs to the end of the paid term, and that term is not refunded. Renewals follow the same rule from the day they are charged.
Price changes
The price you sign up at is the price you keep for as long as you stay subscribed without a gap. If we raise prices, existing subscribers are not moved. If you cancel and come back later, the price then is the current one.
Fair use
Unlimited views on a paid plan means what it says, and there is no counter. It is not an invitation to use us as general file hosting or to serve a widget from tens of thousands of unrelated domains on one license. If usage ever looks like that we will email you and discuss it before changing anything.
Disclaimer
DreamWidget is provided as a service, as it is, and we work to keep it fast and available every hour of every day; we do not promise that it never goes down, and we are not liable for losses that follow from an outage beyond refunding what you paid for the period affected. The widgets show content from YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch and TikTok under those platforms' own terms, which apply to you as their user; DreamWidget is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them, nor by Wix, WordPress, Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify or Framer, whose names belong to them. You are responsible for having the right to show the logos and videos you put in a widget.
Things outside our control
The Video Showcase depends on YouTube, Vimeo, Twitch and TikTok continuing to allow embedding and to publish their video data. If a platform changes what is available, the widget changes with it. That is not a fault we can fix, and it is not grounds for a refund outside the fourteen days, though we will always tell you what has happened.
If we ever close
If DreamWidget shuts down, we will give at least ninety days' notice, stop charging immediately, refund the unused part of any yearly plan, and publish a self-contained copy of the widget code so anything you built can be hosted on your own server.
Availability. We aim for the widgets to be reachable at all times and they are served from a global CDN, but we do not offer a contractual uptime guarantee on Free, Single, Basic or Pro. Studio includes a 99.9% monthly target with a service credit if we miss it. Nothing here limits rights you have under the consumer law where you live.
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