The app is free. You pay for live sites.

Yes, on every plan. ReDock for macOS and Windows costs nothing: every stack, the built-in agent, the MCP server, unlimited quick share links, three named redock.xyz subdomains, one custom domain at a time, one-click Cloudflare deploys, and the Studio. No account is needed to use it.

Room in ReDock Web. Every plan includes the same dashboard; the plans differ by how many live WordPress sites a workspace can connect at once and how many people can sit in it. Light connects 3 sites for 1 person, Pro 10 sites for 5 people, Studio 25 sites for 25 people.

A live WordPress site you already host, paired with ReDock Web through the ReDock Connect plugin. Once paired it shows up in your workspace with its plugins, theme, users and health, it can be updated in bulk with your other sites, and your AI tools can reach it through one door. The count is checked when you connect a site, not after: sites you already connected stay connected.

A person in your workspace. Each one signs in with their own email and holds a role: Owner, Admin, Member or Viewer. A viewer can look at every site and press nothing, which is the seat an agency gives a client. An invitation that has not been accepted yet still holds a seat.

ReDock Web tells you how many site slots you have left before you fetch a key for a new site, and names the plan that would give you more. Move up a plan when you need more room.

Press Buy on a plan. You land on the billing page inside ReDock Web and pay by card; checkout is handled by Polar, our payment provider. Signed out? You sign up or sign in first and land back on billing. The plan is on your workspace as soon as the payment goes through. Plans are billed monthly for now; yearly plans are coming. ReDock Web's billing page also has a Start a trial button: 30 days by default, once per workspace, on the plans the settings make available.

You can cancel at any time: the billing page in ReDock Web has a Manage billing button that opens Polar's customer portal, and you cancel there. You keep the plan until the end of the period you paid for. If a paid plan does not do what this page says, write within 14 days of paying and you get your money back, to the payment method you used. Renewals charged by mistake are refunded when you ask.

Two things, and neither is a hosted backup vault. Every day ReDock Web makes a full archive of each connected site and copies it to your own Google Drive, one folder per site, keeping the last fourteen; ReDock stores none of it, and the archive is yours. And every plugin update takes a snapshot of that plugin first, as its own step of the job, so one press puts the old version back. A WordPress core update needs that day's archive to exist before it runs.

macOS and Windows. On the Mac it needs macOS 12 or newer on Apple silicon; on Windows, 64-bit Windows 10 or newer. Sites, the agent, sharing and the MCP server are the same on both; the Studio, for docs, video and images, runs on macOS. ReDock Web runs in a browser and needs neither.

Never. Every runtime installs into ReDock's own folder, versioned per site. Your system stays exactly as it is, and uninstalling removes everything ReDock added, after showing you the list.

No. ReDock ships a built-in agent that works with Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, OpenRouter or Groq keys, or with a free local model from its catalog. It also speaks MCP with any client: Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor and others.

The desktop app is local-first: your sites, databases, files and AI keys live on your own computer. A cloud model sees only what you send it; a local model sees nothing leave. The app sends anonymous error reports (an error code, the failing part, and the app and system version; never your sites, files, names or keys), and the switch to turn them off is in Settings, under Advanced. What ReDock Web stores is listed on the Privacy page and explained on the Security page.