in Hungarian
digital software
tracked at the source
and how-tos
A Hungarian platform for finding, comparing and understanding digital tools.
Zenitery helps Hungarian users choose software with confidence. Every tool gets a profile in Hungarian: what it does, what the free plan really includes, where it runs out, and what the paid tiers cost.
The platform covers AI tools, productivity and developer software, marketing and design platforms, finance, video and content creation, security, and automation services. Alongside the tool profiles we publish practical guides, comparisons and curated recommendations.
Zenitery is in its early growth stage and adding new tools and editorial content continuously. It is built for the long term around useful, trustworthy and original content — not as a coupon or deal-aggregation site.
Figures from the Zenitery editorial database, 11 September 2026.
We don't ask whether something is free.
We ask what “free” actually gets you.
The Freemium Watchdog monitors free plans, pricing, trials and promotional offers directly on providers' own websites — and records when those conditions change.
Every figure comes from the vendor's pricing page or help centre, not from a press release or a third-party summary.
Not “has a free plan”, but: how many users, how many credits, how long until a project is paused, what disappears at the next tier.
Each entry carries the date it takes effect or expires, the date it was verified, and a link back to the page it came from.
Expired offers are not deleted — they stay on the public changes page, struck through, so readers can see how a provider's terms have moved.
Why partners care
A partner listed on Zenitery is described from their own published terms. When a plan changes, the profile changes with it — so the page a reader lands on reflects what the provider is offering today, not what they offered last year.
Eight categories, one method.
Counts show tool profiles currently published. Further tools are researched and in preparation in every category.
What a tool profile contains
Plain-Hungarian explanation of the tool · exactly what the free tier includes · where it runs out · paid tiers with currency and tax treatment · what to watch before signing up · the source and date of every figure.
Free plans, measured
Of 134 tools researched, 93 offer a genuinely free tier and 32 offer none at all — a distinction most listings blur, and one readers come to Zenitery to resolve.
Four rules the whole site is built on.
Numbers are taken from the provider's live page on a stated date. Nothing is filled in from memory, from a competitor's summary, or from an older version of a page.
Each tool record stores the URL it was read from and the date it was verified, so any claim can be traced back and re-checked.
Where a provider doesn't publish a limit — a trial length, a credit allowance, a tax treatment — the profile says so plainly instead of guessing. Gaps are reported as gaps.
Profiles, guides and comparisons are written for the Hungarian reader rather than translated from marketing copy — including how pricing works locally, in forint or with VAT applied.
What this means for a brand partner
Coverage is accurate and current, and it is written in the reader's own language. Where a product's terms are genuinely good, the profile shows exactly why — with the provider's own figures, which is far more persuasive to a Hungarian buyer than a discount badge.
How partner products are promoted.
Partners are featured through editorial placement across the platform — never as an isolated coupon drop.
Tool pages
A dedicated Hungarian profile with free-plan detail, pricing, and what to watch before signing up.
Comparisons
Head-to-head articles placing a product against the alternatives a reader is actually weighing.
Guides
Educational how-to content where a product is the natural tool for the job.
Offer pages
Dedicated pages for a current offer, with its terms and expiry recorded by the Watchdog.
Newsletter
Regular email to subscribers covering new profiles and notable changes to free plans.
SEO & social
Search-focused content and social channels bringing readers in at the moment of choosing.
Working with Zenitery
To get a profile live, we need five things
Your tracking link · logo files and any brand guidelines · the pricing and free-plan pages you want treated as canonical · the terms and end date of any current offer · the landing pages that convert best for Hungarian or EU traffic. Everything else we research and write ourselves.
Logo, colour and type.
Every asset is available as true vector (SVG) in black #111318, white, and currentColor, plus PNG and favicon sizes. Clear space: leave free space on all sides equal to at least a quarter of the star's height. Below 32 px use the solid mark — the open star's horizontal arms get too thin. Do not recolour, outline, rotate, add effects to, or place the logo on a busy image.
Violet is also used at 18% opacity as a tint behind highlighted blocks. The Watchdog panel adds a violet glow over Deep Navy: radial-gradient(1200px 400px at 15% −10%, rgba(124,58,237,.35), transparent 60%).
Inter Tight SemiBold (600) at 0.275 em tracking draws the ZENITERY wordmark — set it this way and you reproduce the logotype exactly. Inter is the interface and body face across zenitery.hu: regular for text, semibold and extrabold for headings, with tight negative tracking at display sizes. Both are SIL Open Font License 1.1 and free for commercial use. Fall back to system sans-serif where they are unavailable.