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Pricing

Start on one system and one person.

Grow when it earns it. Every plan is governed: agents propose, rules decide, and only a clean permit executes. That is not the upsell, it is what makes any of this safe to run.

Reading the current prices.

What differs, and what does not

The two lower plans differ on every axis rather than on one number, because a step that changes a single figure reads as a wall of identical bullets.

Governance
On at every plan, including the lowest. Selah is what makes an agent safe to run unattended, which is not a thing to hold back for a bigger contract.
The decision trail
Every plan writes a hash-chained record of every verdict, permitted or refused. An audit trail sold as an upgrade is an audit trail somebody will do without.
Connected systems
The lowest plan connects one, which is enough to find out whether the Brain sees anything you did not already know. Reconciliation across systems is what the higher plans are actually for.
Agents on your own machines
The top plan only. Conversation content never leaves your network, which is a deployment arrangement rather than a feature flag.
Hitting a limit
Answers with a clear message about the limit you reached, counted from the rows that actually exist. It does not silently drop work or quietly degrade.

Billing questions

What happens when a payment fails?
The subscription follows Stripe, which is the source of truth. We re-read the subscription from Stripe rather than trusting the notification, and a daily reconciliation checks every subscribed workspace, because a notification can fail every retry while a service is down.
Can I change plan mid-cycle?
Yes, through Stripe's own billing portal, and proration is Stripe's. Your entitlements follow the subscription's price, not a value stored on our side that could drift from it.
Is there a free tier?
You can create a workspace and look around without paying. An unknown or absent plan resolves to the free tier, never to unlimited, which is the safe direction for that mistake to fall in.
Why does Enterprise have no price?
Because it is genuinely negotiated: residency, guardrails written with you, and where the agents run. Putting a number there would be a number we would have to walk back in the first call.

One system is enough to decide.

Connect it, run a week in shadow, and read what would have happened.