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Self-Hosted
Run xbook on your own infrastructure. Free forever.
Free
  • Library, search, folders and newsletter
  • SQLite — zero dependencies
  • Docker one-liner setup
  • Full API access
  • FSL-1.1-MIT licensed
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xbook Cloud
We handle hosting, syncing, and delivery. You just read.
$8/mo$5/mo
Founding Member Pricing

First 200 subscribers lock in this rate forever

  • 14-day free trial, no card needed
  • Unlimited bookmarks
  • Automatic weekly sync
  • Unlimited folders
  • Tags, notes, full-text search
  • Weekly newsletter digest
  • Full API access
  • Priority email support

Lifetime Access

One-time payment. No recurring fees, ever. Only 50 spots.

$149

Frequently asked questions

Is there a free plan?

Every xbook Cloud account starts with a free 14-day trial, no card needed. After that it's $8/mo or $72/yr ($5/mo or $48/yr for the first 200 founding members). The self-hosted edition stays free.

Can I self-host for free?

Yes. The open-source edition is free to self-host with Docker: library, search, folders, the newsletter digest and the API. New features like the Mac app and Catch Up are xbook Cloud only.

What is the Founding Member deal?

The first 200 cloud subscribers get $5/mo ($48/yr) locked in forever — same features, lower price, as a thank-you for being early. Once the 200 spots fill, the price goes to $8/mo.

What is the Lifetime deal?

$149 one-time payment for lifetime cloud access. Limited to 50 spots. No recurring fees, ever.

What is the newsletter digest?

xbook sends you an email with your newly bookmarked content — organized by folder with previews. It's like a personal reading newsletter from your own saves.

How does syncing work?

xbook Cloud syncs your X bookmarks automatically on a weekly schedule — no setup required. Self-hosted users can trigger syncs via the CLI or API on any schedule.

Can I export my data?

Yes. The API gives you full access to all your data. Self-hosted users can also access the SQLite database directly.

Is my data secure?

Cloud data is stored in Postgres with per-user isolation. We never store your X password — only encrypted OAuth tokens. Self-hosted users control their own data entirely.