Wary Press hosts pages and posts on your site. The package name stays gocms. Custom domains are not sold.
Open https://press.waryway.com. A host with no site shows the product page: hosted pages, a link to pricing, and this guide.
The header matches the rest of waryway.com: the logo returns to waryway.com, the location name returns to the product home, and Contact opens waryway.com/support. Those links stay in this tab, so the browser back button returns here.
Pricing is on the Wary Press pricing page. The three plans are Free trial, Regular at $4.99 per month, and Heavier at $9.99 per month. Checkout uses a sandbox price id. This guide does not set a new price.
Free trial is one site. Regular is one site at the paid per-site caps. Heavier is four sites at those same per-site caps.
Wary Press has its own account. Open https://press.waryway.com/account. The form asks for an email, a password, a display name, and one site label. That form creates the account and the first site.
The Sign in button on this guide is the Waryway suite account. That form asks for a username and a password, and it can ask for an authenticator code. It does not ask for the Press email, it does not email a confirmation token, and it does not create a Press site. A suite cookie on press.waryway.com does not open the Press account.
An emailed confirmation token is not sent. The Press account is created when the form is accepted.
After sign-in, the page lists the site cap, the per-site caps, and each site's requests and bytes for the current month. A paid plan is stored after a completed sandbox checkout. The account page does not show a test-mode badge unless billing is in test mode.
Type one label, such as psalms. The site is https://psalms.press.waryway.com after the account exists. A certificate is issued for that exact name only after the site is stored. Until then the name does not complete a TLS handshake. There is no wildcard certificate.
After sign-in, the account page has Create API key. The gc_ key is shown once on that page.
POST /api/keys with the Press session cookie returns the same key once.
GET /api/keys does not return it.
Write tools on POST /mcp need that key. Read tools do not.
llms.txt and
openapi.json name this path.
Custom domains are not sold. The domain page says they are not sold, and a request there is not live DNS.
POST /api/domain-requests records a waitlist row only. It does not attach a host.
Wary Press publishes llms.txt and openapi.json. The product is LLM friendly. Page and post writes use the signed-in author's earliest site.