Founding Business Access
Start with 90 days of Free Founding Business Access
Approved founding businesses can test Localy with real offers before committing
- Up to 5 live or scheduled offers at a time
- Up to 15 new offers per calendar month
- Full offer customization
- Full performance analytics dashboard
- Special permanent $35/month founding-member Starter pricing after access ends
Founding-only access
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Choose what fits after Founding Business Access
Starter and Free are coming soon. Founding businesses keep special pricing eligibility after their free access ends.
Localy Starter
$49* / month
For businesses that want to consistently run offers on Localy and elevate their customer discovery.
*Discounted pricing for Localy Founding Business members. Sign up to see discounted pricing.
- All of the premium benefits included with Localy Founding Business Access plus:
- Email marketing and analytics on eligible offers
- Priority Starter support
- First access to new Localy features
- 14-day free trial, even after the 90 days of Founding Business Access
- Cancel anytime
Liked Localy, but don't need all the premium features? Keep your business live with Localy Free.
Localy Free
$0
For businesses that want to remain discoverable and publish an occasional offer.
- Basic business profile
- Limited Offer Customization
- Limited analytics snapshot
- Standard Localy Free Support
Straight answers
Localy Business Plans FAQ
What happens when my 90 days of Founding Business Access end?
Localy does not start a paid subscription automatically. While follow-on plans are coming soon, completed founding businesses move to Localy Free limits and keep permanent eligibility for the $35/month founding-member Starter rate.
How do published and monthly offer limits work?
A published offer is any active, non-ended offer, whether it is live now or scheduled for later. Every newly created offer—including drafts and recurring offers—uses one monthly allowance. Editing does not use another allowance, and deleting an offer does not restore it.
When do monthly offer allowances reset?
New-offer allowances reset at local midnight on the first day of each calendar month using America/New_York time.
What does Limited Offer Customization mean on Localy Free?
Free supports Localy offer templates, one-time future scheduling, images, offer codes, claim limits, service modes, combinability, and necessary terms. Custom offer wording, recurring schedules, and first-time or returning-customer targeting require Founding Business Access or Starter.
Who receives the $35/month founding-member Starter price?
A business that has used Founding Business Access keeps permanent eligibility for the $35/month Starter rate, even if it later uses Free, cancels, or returns to Localy.
Can I select Starter or Free today?
Starter and explicit Free selection are currently Coming Soon. New approved businesses can begin with 90 days of free Founding Business Access. Existing Starter businesses keep their current plan, and completed founders automatically receive Free limits.
Is the 14-day Starter trial separate from Founding Business Access?
Yes. When Starter launches, its Checkout flow will include a separate 14-day trial. It will begin only after a business explicitly chooses Starter and completes Checkout.
Does Founding Business Access start automatic billing?
No. Founding Business Access does not require a card and never starts a paid plan automatically. A paid subscription can begin only after Starter launches and a business explicitly completes Stripe Checkout.
What does email marketing on eligible Starter offers mean?
Email marketing is a future Starter feature and is not active today. Eligibility and placement will depend on offer rules, customer preferences, and Localy visibility standards.
Do I need to replace my current business systems?
No. Localy works alongside your current point-of-sale and operating systems. Localy activity is not a substitute for your own transaction, inventory, scheduling, or accounting records.