One key. Two products.

Yes. The key that opens Guard Pro also opens every paid 7Maps tool, with no daily limit. Fair-use limits apply, see the 7Maps terms. The setting names in each plugin stay as they are.

The 7IT Guard check runs entirely on your machine and sends nothing about your app to 7IT. The 7Maps plugin asks the 7Maps map for server information. Guard Pro’s watch runs on 7IT’s servers, because it has to keep checking while your computer is off.

For the check: nothing. For Guard Pro: the outside facts it watches (answering, certificate, security settings, what changed at each deploy), never your code, your users or your data. A public trust page exists only if you turn it on.

Yes. Every site you verify in the Guard app gets Guard Pro for 14 days, on us, with no card. Then it moves by itself to the no-cost Guard app, checked once an hour. Nothing is charged. Nothing is deleted when it ends. Your history stays and comes back with a plan. Once per website in any 24 months.

One site, checked once an hour, with an alert on your phone when it stops answering and when it is back. Reminders before the certificate or the domain expires, a weekly look for exposed files and secret keys in the code every visitor gets, a check that the database behind it is not paused, 7 days of history and a short summary every 30 quiet days. No card. Nothing is deleted when the Guard Pro days end; your history stays and comes back with a plan.

Yes, both are on sale now. Their prices are on this page and on the 7IT Guard page, and you choose a plan and a billing period below. Personal guidance, the Launch Review and the urgent engineer request are by request: Lior replies with the details.

Yes, on monthly and yearly plans. Within 30 days of your first payment for a plan, you can ask for a full refund in the app (Account, My subscription, Refund). If you bought the plan during the 14 days of Guard Pro on us, the 30 days count from the end of those 14 days. The 30 days end at the end of the last day in your own time zone. The refund covers that first payment and any add-ons bought in the same 30 days, and it ends the plan and those add-ons at once; your site returns to the no-cost Guard app with its history. It applies once per customer, once per key and once per website in any 24 months, and never to renewals or plans set up by hand. On a day with many requests, a refund may take up to one working day to confirm. Lemon Squeezy is the merchant of record, and its own refund policy also applies; refunds can take up to 10 days to appear on your statement.

Your 7IT key arrives from Lemon Squeezy by email. Open the Guard app and paste it, and your plan is on.

In the Guard app: Account, My subscription, Cancel. One step. Or in Lemon Squeezy’s customer portal (7it.lemonsqueezy.com/billing), signed in with the email you paid with. Your plan stays on until the end of the period you paid for, then your site goes back to the no-cost Guard app.

Yes, in the app: Account, Delete my account. It removes your sites, settings and history at once.

An add-on for Guard Solo and Guard Pro, included in Pro + personal guidance. Every night it copies your database and your stored files, encrypted with your own key, into storage you own, and a weekly restore test proves the copy would bring your app back. You can restore any kept date: everything, the database only or the files only, always into a new place first. It runs in your own GitHub account, so 7IT never sees your data, your passwords or your keys; only a short receipt reaches us. It works with any Postgres database reachable by an address: your own Supabase project, Neon, PlanetScale Postgres and others. Lovable Cloud and Bolt Database give no database address, so a nightly copy is not possible there: the Guard app shows how to move to your own Supabase project and reminds you each month to press the platform’s own export button. The price is in the add-on rows of the table above.

No. Each installs and works on its own. 7Maps is for people who build with AI agents and MCP servers; 7IT Guard is for people who ship web apps. Many founders do both.

Guard Pro plus a senior engineer behind you: a Launch Review before you go live, on call when something breaks, and a monthly call about your app. It also includes the World view (speed from the US, Europe and Asia every hour). Seats are limited, so a small number of apps get real attention. It is by request: send a short request from this page and Lior replies by email with the details.

The control room on your phone, at no cost. Sign in from the plugin or by proving the site is yours, and it watches one verified site with an outside check once an hour, with basic gauges and the full step by step self-help. What Guard Pro adds is shown in the app, greyed, so you can see it before you choose a plan.

Everything Guard Pro watches, for one site, with 30 days of history. Guard Pro adds several sites, 90 days of history and every paid 7Maps tool. Custom sensors watch what your app depends on, such as payments, sign-ups and scheduled jobs: Guard Solo includes up to 5 on the site and Guard Pro 10 per site. On Solo, Pro and Pro + personal guidance you can add an extra site, the World view, 10 extra sensors, or Faster pulse, which lets each heartbeat check report up to 24 times an hour instead of 12.

Each add-on follows your plan’s billing: a monthly plan offers monthly add-ons, a yearly plan offers yearly ones. When you add one partway through a period, you pay at checkout only for the time left until your plan renews, and the app shows that amount and the date before you pay. After that it renews on the same day as your plan, at its full price, so there is nothing to credit or offset later. Add-ons paid with PayPal keep the date they started.