Start free, export when ready.
You can start with the builder to configure and preview your Carrd navbar. Paid plans unlock generated code export and higher saved-navbar limits when you are ready to use the result on a real site.
Choose a yearly plan if you want ongoing access with a lower upfront cost. Choose a one-time plan if you prefer to pay once and keep the purchased navbar limit without a subscription.
The free starting point is intentionally useful. You can test the structure, preview the desktop navbar, open the mobile menu, try dropdowns, and decide whether the builder fits your Carrd workflow before paying.
Start with the builder, test your navigation, and only pay once you want export-ready code or more saved navbars.
For one site, a few Carrd projects, and simple navbar variations.
For multiple Carrd projects, client work, and saved variations.
For one site, a few Carrd projects, and simple navbar variations.
For multiple Carrd projects, client work, and saved variations.
Best if you want to use the navbar on a small number of Carrd sites and keep the setup simple.
Best if you manage multiple Carrd projects, client pages, or several navigation variations at the same time.
Best if you want the lower entry price and expect to keep updating your navigation over time.
Best if you prefer a one-time purchase and want durable access to the purchased navbar limit.
Paid access is focused on using the navbar on real Carrd projects. The builder lets you experiment first, then unlocks the parts that matter when the navigation is ready.
The free experience is for building and testing. You can create a responsive Carrd navbar, adjust the structure, preview desktop and mobile behavior, and see whether the design fits your page.
Paid export is for publishing. When you are ready to place the navbar on a real Carrd site, paid access gives you the generated embed snippet and higher saved-navbar limits depending on the plan.
This keeps the decision simple: build first, pay when the navbar is useful enough to copy into Carrd.
Choose Personal if you want one navbar for your own Carrd page, portfolio, landing page, product page, or service site. The 5-navbar limit gives you room to keep a few variations without paying for a larger plan.
Choose Creator if you work on several Carrd pages, manage client sites, or want separate saved navbars for different brands, layouts, or campaigns.
If you are still exploring the design, start free. Preview the mobile menu, dropdowns, active links, logo spacing, and section targets before deciding whether to export.
Choose a Once plan if you dislike subscriptions and want to keep the purchased navbar limit without yearly billing.
If price matters most today, choose yearly. If long-term ownership matters more, choose once. If you only manage a few Carrd sites, choose Personal. If Carrd is part of your client or creator workflow, choose Creator.
The builder is intentionally priced for a narrow job: creating a clean Carrd navigation menu without spending hours editing and retesting custom code.
A few practical answers for Carrd users who want better navigation without a heavier stack.
Yes. You can configure and preview your Carrd navbar first. Paid plans matter when you want export access and higher saved-navbar limits.
Yearly plans trade a lower upfront price for ongoing billing. Once plans are one-time purchases and keep the purchased navbar limit without a subscription.
Yes. Paid access unlocks generated code export when you are ready to use the navbar on a published Carrd site.
Personal is usually enough for one Carrd website or a small number of navbar variations.
Creator is better if you manage multiple Carrd projects, client sites, or separate navigation variations.
