Please note that free access is only for beta testing, and that after launch subscribers will have to subscribe to continue use of the Whisqr service.
Whisqr ("the Service") is currently made available to approved developers, teams, and AI builders under an Open Beta program. During this beta testing period, API keys and access to the Whisqr MCP Server (whisqr.com) and short-link tracking service (whq.at) are provided free of charge for evaluation, integration testing, and workflow feedback.
Free access applies solely to the beta testing period. Upon general commercial launch and activation of billing infrastructure, continued access to the Service will require an active paid subscription.
We will notify beta participants via the email address provided on their access application prior to the end of the free beta period. If you choose not to subscribe after launch, your beta API keys will be deactivated, though you are under no obligation to purchase a subscription.
As part of the beta program, we ask applicants to share how they are using Whisqr with their agents and workflows. You agree that Whisqr may use any product feedback, bug reports, or feature suggestions you provide to improve the Service without restriction or compensation.
You may not use Whisqr to generate or distribute QR codes pointing to phishing pages, malware, deceptive content, or illegal destinations. All tracked links are automatically screened via domain safety rules and Google Safe Browsing. Whisqr reserves the right to immediately suspend or revoke any beta API key or tracked short link that violates safety standards or abuses server rate limits.
During the beta period, the Service is provided on an "AS IS" and "AS AVAILABLE" basis without warranties of any kind, whether express or implied. While Whisqr is engineered for high availability, features, rate limits, and endpoints may be updated as we prepare for full commercial launch.
Questions regarding these Beta Terms or upcoming subscription plans can be submitted via our Inquiries contact form.