We.Inc vs Typedream

Typedream, a no-code builder for creators' sites, link-in-bio pages and digital products, has been acquired by beehiiv. We.Inc builds websites and web apps from a chat. This page is for Typedream users weighing what to do next.

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Typedream belongs to beehiiv now: where does that leave a creator's site?

Typedream's homepage carries a banner saying it has been acquired by beehiiv, and its pricing page footer is copyrighted to beehiiv, Inc. The product is still offered: a block-based no-code builder where you type a slash to add blocks, with templates, a link-in-bio page, blogs, email sign-up forms and the ability to sell digital products such as ebooks, courses, templates and services.

We.Inc works differently. You describe the site or app in chat, it builds an editable React and TypeScript project, and you change it by clicking, chatting or editing code. Its Store panel connects your own Stripe account for products, variants and digital downloads, and a CMS, forms, SEO panel and Cloud panel round out the site.

If you want a quick creator page that sells a few digital products and you are comfortable with Typedream's direction under beehiiv, it remains simple and inexpensive. If you want a site whose design and code you control, with room to grow into a store or app, We.Inc is the stronger long-term base.

Typedream versus We.Inc for creators selling online

Ownership and direction: Typedream is now part of beehiiv, a newsletter company. With We.Inc, you can download your complete project as a ZIP on any plan.
Building: Typedream uses slash commands, blocks and hundreds of templates. We.Inc generates the site from your chat description and includes a code editor.
Selling fees: Typedream charges a 5% transaction fee on Free and 2% on Launch and Grow, on top of card or PayPal fees. We.Inc's store runs through your own Stripe account and lists no platform percentage.
Pricing basis: Typedream's paid plans are priced per site. We.Inc's paid plans include unlimited sites.
App features: We.Inc's Cloud panel adds a database, user sign-up and login, file storage and edge functions. Typedream offers password protection on its Grow plan.

Feature-by-feature comparison

See exactly what you get with each platform.

Feature	We.Inc	Typedream
How pages are made	Generated from chat	Blocks and templates
Code access	Built-in code editor	Code injection on Launch
Link-in-bio page	Ask for one in chat	Included, even on Free
Blog	CMS panel	1 on Launch, unlimited on Grow
Digital products	Digital downloads	Yes
Platform transaction fee	None listed	5% Free, 2% paid
Email subscribers	Forms to Contacts or webhook	1,000 Launch, 5,000 Grow
Custom domain	Starter and up	Launch and up
Collaborators	Collaborators on projects	2 Launch, 5 Grow
Database and user logins	Cloud panel	Password protection only
Download the site code	Project ZIP	No

Pricing

We.Inc: Free tier, paid plans from $20/mo. Typedream: Free plan; Launch $15/mo yearly ($20 monthly), Grow $42/mo yearly ($49 monthly), per site.

Typedream prices as of October 2026, from its own pricing page (linked in the sources below). Typedream's pricing page lists a Free plan with one published page, a typedream.app address and a 5% transaction fee. Launch costs $15 a month billed yearly or $20 monthly, per site, and adds unlimited pages, a custom domain, one blog and a 2% fee. Grow is $42 a month yearly or $49 monthly per site, with unlimited blogs and 5,000 email subscribers. Card and PayPal fees apply on top, and paid plans carry a 14-day money-back guarantee.

Creators with one product versus businesses planning to grow

Typedream suits a creator launching a Notion template, an ebook or a coaching offer who wants a good-looking page, a link-in-bio and a checkout in an afternoon. The Free plan lets you test the idea with one page, and Launch at $15 a month on yearly billing covers a custom domain and a blog.

We.Inc suits a creator or small business that expects the site to grow: more products, a blog kept in the CMS, contact forms feeding a Contacts list, or a members area built on the Cloud panel's sign-up and login. Because paid plans include unlimited sites, several projects do not multiply the bill the way per-site pricing does.

When sticking with Typedream makes sense

If your Typedream page works, earns, and you only need one site, the Launch plan is cheaper than We.Inc Starter, and its built-in email subscriber list saves you an extra tool. Creators already planning to use beehiiv for newsletters may also find the combined direction appealing. Read beehiiv's own announcements about Typedream's future before committing more work to it.

Moving a Typedream site to We.Inc

We did not find a Typedream help page describing a full site export, so treat the move as a rebuild. Save your page copy, images, product files and your list of email subscribers and buyers from your Typedream dashboard before changing plans.

In We.Inc, paste your Typedream site's URL and ask for a rebuild. You get an editable copy of its structure and content to work from. Add digital products in the Store panel and connect your own Stripe account so payments go straight to you. Your subscriber list will need a home, such as an email tool connected to We.Inc forms by webhook.

Connect your custom domain with the CNAME record in We.Inc's Domain panel on Starter or above, and ask the AI to keep the page paths you used on Typedream so links in your bios and posts keep working.

Frequently asked questions

Was Typedream acquired?

Yes. Typedream's homepage shows a banner stating that Typedream is acquired by beehiiv, and its pricing page footer is copyrighted to beehiiv, Inc. The site still offers its Free, Launch and Grow plans. For details on how the product will change, check beehiiv's own announcements rather than relying on third-party reports.

How much does Typedream cost?

Typedream's pricing page lists Free at $0, Launch at $15 a month billed yearly or $20 monthly, and Grow at $42 a month yearly or $49 monthly. Paid plans are priced per site. Sales carry a 5% transaction fee on Free and 2% on paid plans, plus card or PayPal processing fees.

Does We.Inc take a cut of digital product sales?

We.Inc's Store panel connects to your own Stripe account, and payments go straight to that account. We.Inc does not list a platform percentage on sales; Stripe's own processing fees apply. Typedream charges 2% on its paid plans and 5% on its Free plan, in addition to processing fees.

Can We.Inc make a link-in-bio page?

We.Inc does not have a dedicated link-in-bio feature, but it builds pages from your description, so you can ask in chat for a simple page of links and buttons and publish it to a we.inc address or your own domain. Typedream includes a ready-made link-in-bio page even on its Free plan.

Verdict

Typedream still works well for a single creator page with a link-in-bio and a few digital products, at a low per-site price, though its future now sits with beehiiv. We.Inc is the better base if you want a growing site with your own Stripe store, no platform cut and code you can download.

Sources

Facts checked October 17, 2026.

Typedream home page (acquisition banner) (2026-10-17)
Typedream pricing (2026-10-17)

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