Start free. Pay for what runs.
Agents on your own machines cost nothing to host. You pay for model compute in credits — and for Cloud capacity only when your agents actually use it.
- A slice of the product — tickets, roadmaps and knowledge articles
- Artifacts, notes and search across your projects
- Approvals and a self-serve database export
- The full product — self-found work, visual drafts, investigations, demo requests, fleet and Cloud, feature checks
- Cloud capacity billed by measured use, and a Postgres add-on for development
- Unlimited projects, repositories and people
- Top up any time at $0.01 per credit — from $5, never expires
- Per-project limits you set; no surprise overage
- Volume credit pricing
- Custom terms, invoicing and annual commitments
- Dedicated onboarding and priority support
Everything else is optional
The plan and its credits are the whole decision. Two quiet extras sit outside it — there when you want them, invisible when you don’t.
Questions people ask
What do I get on Free?
Register and you are in a working free organization immediately — a slice of the product: tickets, roadmaps, knowledge, artifacts, notes, search, approvals and a self-serve database export. Paying unlocks the full product: self-found work, visual drafts, investigations and the rest of the agent machinery.
What is a compute credit?
The unit model usage is metered in. Every action your agents take — planning, writing, reviewing, researching — draws from your organization’s balance.
What happens when a project runs out?
New work for that project waits; work already started finishes. An admin can move credits between projects or top up — at $0.01 per credit, from $5, never expiring.
Do I pay for agents on my own machines?
Not for hosting. Their usage is measured so you can see it, but only Cloud slots are billed for capacity. Model compute is credits either way — or your own key.
Why is an idle Cloud fleet free?
Agents waiting for work sit inside the free allowance — about a gigabyte of memory and a sliver of CPU. You pay when they work, for what they measurably use.
Do you charge per user?
No. Pricing is by usage, not seats. Everyone in your organization shares the same pool.