First, a disclaimer: I am not Sakupa's developer. I found this MCP server while looking into ways to publish a small-business website from an AI chat, and this post is based only on sakupa.com and its official manual. It is not a usage report.
The first thing worth getting right about Sakupa's pricing is the unit: a plan is per site. Adding a site means adding a contract for that site, and raising one site's plan does not raise another's. The official pricing also states that a plan never upgrades itself automatically.
Price table: Free (preview) ¥0, 5 form emails/month; Water ¥200, 50/month; Personal ¥500, 200/month; Share ¥1,000, 600/month; Business ¥2,000, 2,000/month.
The intended order is: publish first under the free preview (normally 30 days), then put only the sites you want to keep on a paid plan.
Payment handling: plan checks, applications, changes, and cancellations return a link to a Stripe-hosted page; card numbers never pass through the conversation with the AI. Creating the link alone does not change the contract.
A realistic order for trying it: publish a page of fixed information — opening hours, a menu, an announcement — under the free preview; check how it looks to visitors and how easy updates feel; and only then move the sites worth keeping onto a plan starting at ¥200 a month.
The scope is static sites only: no database-backed or login-based web apps. Sakupa is also relatively new (first published on npm in July 2026, per the official timeline).
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