# Modules

Modules are one-time purchases. Pay once, use forever, on any plan including Free.
There is no recurring module fee. A module you own stays yours if you downgrade. AI
actions used inside a module still spend tokens.

| Module | Price | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Blog | $12 | Full blog: index page, posts with SEO URLs, homepage teaser |
| Booking | $12 | Cal.com or Calendly booking embed |
| Analytics Pro | $15 | Unique visitors, top pages, traffic sources, 30-day series — cookie-free |
| Shop | $19 | Product grid with detail popup and payment-link checkout |
| Languages | $19 | AI-translated multilingual versions with a language switcher |
| White-label editor | $29 | Removes Qixoo branding; your own logo in the editor |

## Buying one

Editor → **+ Add → Modules** → pick one → **Unlock**. Stripe checkout opens in a new
tab and the module activates right after payment. Owned modules are listed in
**Billing → Your modules**.

## Scope

A module bought from a site's editor unlocks that site. The White-label editor is
always account-wide. Purchases made before the per-site model was introduced remain
account-wide.

## What each one is actually for

- **Blog** — SEO content on a site that has no CMS behind it.
- **Booking** — salons, clinics, coaches, anyone who takes appointments.
- **Analytics Pro** — campaign tracking without a cookie consent banner.
- **Shop** — small catalogues, up to roughly 50 products, paid via payment links.
- **Languages** — tourist-facing and cross-border businesses.
- **White-label** — agencies handing the editor to clients under their own brand.

## Reselling to your clients

Agencies can set their own prices for clients in **Billing → Module prices for your
clients**. Clients never see Qixoo's base prices and cannot buy modules directly; they
send you a request and you approve or decline. The White-label module is never shown
to clients at all. See [Client access](https://qixoo.app/docs/client-access.md).