Six primitives.
One bill.
Start free — no card required. Every account opens on the hard-capped Free plan. Upgrade to Early Bird ($19.99 / mo, first 100, hard-capped) for 5–17× more headroom. PAYG, Entry, Pro and Pro+ rates are published below as a preview for the upcoming public launch.
All meters are hard-capped on both plans — no overage charges, no auto-upgrades, no surprise bills. Need more headroom or a sovereign deployment? Talk to us →
Cheaper than the boxes you’d glue together — and capped, so you can’t be surprised.
Four principles, then the apples-to-apples math.
Coming soon — pay only for what you use.
Not available yetPreview of the upcoming PAYG model. Today, every account starts on the hard-capped Free plan and can upgrade to Early Bird above. Adjust the inputs below to see what monthly usage would cost once PAYG opens.
Every meter, every rate.
No hidden markups. The same rates apply whether you use one resource or all nine.
LLM rates are per 1M credits — effective price per 1M tokens = credit × model multiplier. See per-model rate sheet →
The fine print, in plain English.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. Every account opens on the Free plan — $0/month, no card required. All meters are hard-capped, so you can never be charged by accident. You only enter payment details when you choose to upgrade to Early Bird (or, later, PAYG).
When should I upgrade from Free to Early Bird?
Free is sized for tutorials and demos — roughly 265 LLM requests on a 1× model, 10K vector searches, 12 vCPU-hours of serverless compute, 3 GB of storage. The moment those caps start blocking real traffic, upgrade to Early Bird ($19.99/mo) for 5–17× more headroom on every meter. Hard caps still apply, so no surprise bills either way.
How does Early Bird differ from PAYG?
Early Bird is a flat $19.99/month with a fixed bundle of resources and hard caps on every meter — when you hit a limit, usage is denied until the next billing cycle. PAYG has no monthly fee and no caps; you're billed in arrears at the unit rates above. Early Bird is cheaper for predictable workloads; PAYG is better if you don't know your usage yet.
What happens when I hit a hard cap?
On Free and Early Bird, the corresponding API calls return a quota-exceeded error until the next billing cycle starts. There are no overage charges, no surprise bills, no auto-upgrades. You can subscribe to alerts at 50/75/90% of any meter so you see it coming.
Can I switch plans later?
Yes. Free → Early Bird is instant via Stripe Checkout. Early Bird → PAYG happens at the end of the current billing cycle (Early Bird is paid upfront, no mid-cycle plan changes). Your data and configuration are unaffected — only the billing model changes.
What about higher-tier plans?
Higher-tier plans are on the roadmap but not yet available. Today you can start on Free, upgrade to Early Bird (capped, $19.99/mo, first 100 customers), or wait for public PAYG. We're not pre-announcing prices we're not ready to honor.
