TypeUI Creative turns TypeUI into a connected design layer for your AI coding tool. Through the TypeUI MCP server, your agent can use design skills, UI prompts, and published design systems while it builds and refines your interface.

Insights is a standalone analytics product with individual session journeys, pageviews, active time, bounce rate, campaigns, custom events, interaction signals, and heatmaps for improving UI/UX. The first tier includes 100,000 pageviews across unlimited websites and tracked pages. Choose All-access when you also want every TypeUI Creative feature.

Yes. Explore the public design skill and UI prompt catalogs for free, then choose Creative for AI-assisted design tools, Insights for website analytics, or All-access for both.

Choose yearly or monthly billing at checkout. You can cancel anytime, and paid access remains active through the end of the paid billing period.

One tracked session begins when a visitor grants analytics consent and opens a tracked page. It continues across pageviews and expires after 30 minutes of inactivity.

Additional pageviews, clicks, scrolls, and engagement events inside that session help build the read-only analytics view. Sessions and events are not separate paid allowances; all websites in the account share only the selected rolling 30-day pageview allowance.

A live visitor is a pseudonymous session with activity during the previous 90 seconds.

It is an approximate recent-presence count rather than an exact number of identifiable people. Consent, network conditions, browser behavior, and bot filtering can affect the result.

Creative, Insights, and All-access activate after the configured billing provider confirms checkout. Stripe subscriptions continue through Stripe, and Polar subscriptions continue through Polar.

Use the same email from checkout to sign in, then follow the MCP setup guide. Once connected, your coding agent can request TypeUI design skills, UI prompts, and published design systems while you work.

Yes. TypeUI works with agentic coding tools such as Codex, Claude, Cursor, Grok, Z.ai, VS Code, OpenCode, and other coding assistants that support MCP.

MCP is the recommended TypeUI workflow: your agent can request the relevant design skill, prompt, or published design system without you moving instructions between tools manually.

Yes. Connect TypeUI through MCP, then ask your coding agent to use a design skill or one of your published design systems while changing an existing screen. You do not need to replace your framework or restart the project.

The same MCP workflow works for focused redesigns, new features, cleanup passes, and ongoing product work while preserving your existing codebase and visual direction.

Design skills define the visual direction, design rules, and component behavior the AI should follow.

UI prompts help generate specific layouts such as hero sections, pricing tables, dashboards, and FAQs.

MCP is how your coding tool accesses and applies those resources while you work. It removes the need to move skill files or prompt text between TypeUI and your editor manually.

Use them together: select a visual direction with a design skill, describe the surface with a UI prompt, and let MCP provide both to the agent throughout the build.

Yes. You can manage or cancel from the hosted billing portal linked to your account. New subscriptions use the Stripe or Polar provider shown at checkout, and each subscription remains managed by its original provider.

After cancellation, you keep paid access through the end of the billing period, so your connected MCP workflow continues until the account returns to Free limits.

Purchases, renewals, plan changes, and subscription fees are final and non-refundable, except where applicable law gives you a mandatory right that cannot be waived. Cancel anytime to stop the next renewal; cancellation does not refund the current or a previous billing period.

TypeUI uses layered access, validation, abuse-prevention, storage, and recovery safeguards. Detailed sessions and journeys use a rolling 90-day window, followed by the documented recovery lifecycle when access ends.

No hosted analytics or recovery system can guarantee perfect security, availability, or recovery. Export anything you must preserve and read the Security and Data Retention pages for details.

Generic prompts usually describe broad design preferences.

TypeUI connects those resources to your coding agent through MCP. The agent can combine curated design skills, structured UI prompts, and your published design systems instead of relying on one generic instruction.

Because the design context stays available throughout the session, the agent can use the same direction when generating, revising, and cleaning up the interface.