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Outpost has three self-serve plans: Space Station, Voyager, and Luna. Two more, Terraform and Enterprise, are service-led, for publications that want hands-on help. Self-serve plans are priced on your total subscriber count, free and paid members combined. For current prices, see the Outpost pricing page. This page covers what each plan includes.

The three self-serve plans

Space Station

The starter plan, for a publication finding its feet. Everything you use runs on Outpost, and Outpost does not modify your Ghost theme.

Voyager

The plan for most sites. It adds the features that appear on your own site, along with spam filtering and the podcast and RSS integrations.

Luna

It includes everything in Voyager, and adds Contextly content recommendations, HubSpot and the other advanced integrations, and the Labs tools that are Luna only.

What connecting your theme means

On Space Station, Outpost does not touch your Ghost theme at all. Everything you use runs on Outpost. On Voyager and Luna, Outpost adds a small amount of code to your theme so that CTAs, walls, the Tip Jar, gift subscriptions, and events can appear on your site. The Theme Connect Wizard does that work: you upload your theme, Outpost modifies it, stores it in a GitHub repository it manages for you, and deploys it back to Ghost. The wizard handles the differences between one Ghost theme and the next, so those features work the same way on any theme. The wizard is not a feature you buy on its own. You run it once during onboarding, and again whenever you change or update your theme. See Theme Connect Wizard for the walk-through.

Feature checklist

Every Outpost feature, and the plan it needs. Feature pages show the same requirement as a badge at the top.

Reaching readers on your site

These features appear inside your Ghost theme, so your theme has to be connected to Outpost first.

Taking money from readers

Outpost takes no commission on tips or subscription revenue on any plan. Your payment processor’s fees still apply.

Email

A new site on Space Station can send 20 emails a day for its first 10 days. This is a temporary anti-spam measure, not a plan limit. It lifts after 10 days, or sooner if you connect Stripe or move to a higher plan. See the pricing FAQ for what counts toward it.

Members and reporting

Outpost runs and pays for the Plausible account that hosts your site, so there is no separate Plausible subscription for you to buy. If your site was created before June 20, 2026 and already has Plausible connected, you keep the dashboard on Space Station.

Your Ghost theme

Integrations

Podcast and RSS memberships covers Megaphone, Omny, Podbean, Supercast, Transistor.fm, Dovetail, and YouTube. Ghost, Stripe, Mailgun, and PayPal are core connections rather than integrations, and they work on every plan. A few others, including PBS and Engaging Networks, are arranged case by case. See the integrations overview for what each one does.

Labs

Labs is where Outpost puts tools that are working but still changing. Homepage Curation also needs your theme’s manifest to declare it, so a Voyager site whose theme has no manifest will not see it. Labs tools can move between plans as they mature. Each feature page shows its current plan requirement.

Service-led plans

Terraform

Terraform includes everything in Luna. Outpost builds your site and provides ongoing design, support, and technical help: theme customization, custom feature and theme development, custom integrations, full technical support, and scheduled marketing and strategy sessions.

Enterprise

Custom builds for large or unusual publications: Ghost hosting, custom theme development, custom integrations, and connecting Outpost to a subscription or login system you already run.
Terraform and Enterprise are not self-serve. Contact Outpost to talk through what you need and get a quote.

How subscriber band billing works

Outpost prices each plan in subscriber bands. Your band is set by your total number of subscribers, free and paid combined, and yearly billing saves roughly 17% over monthly. When your subscriber count grows past your current band:
  1. Outpost emails you to say you will be moved to the next band
  2. Outpost moves you to that band
  3. In most cases the price change is prorated, so you only pay the difference for the rest of your billing period
You do not need to do anything, and you always get notice before your billing changes. If your subscriber count drops into a lower band instead, see the pricing FAQ for how that is handled on monthly and yearly plans.

Changing plans

The Outpost team makes plan changes for you, so your account is set up correctly. Click any upgrade prompt in your dashboard to open the Request Upgrade page, or email support@outpost.pub. See Upgrading Your Plan for what happens next.

Quickstart

Get started with Outpost in minutes.

Upgrading your plan

How to move from Space Station to Voyager or Luna.

Theme Connect Wizard

How Outpost connects a Voyager or Luna theme.

Pricing FAQ

How billing, subscriber counts, and trials work.