A plan for every team.
Start with 14 days free.
Pay for builders to build.
Pay for apps to keep up.
An account is free for everyone at your organization — one sign-in, and all the apps they've been given. What you pay for is the people who build — a Builder seat carries App Factory and Fleet — and the apps you keep running. Invite the whole organization; add builders as you need them.
For everyone who uses the apps. An account on the OS, free — for as many people as you like.
- 30¢ to $10 — per person, per app, per month
- Priced per app, by the number of tables it has
- Bring your own repo — $3 flat
For the people who build. Everything in the User Seat, plus the tools to make and govern your own apps.
- App Factory — build and ship apps
- Fleet — govern every app you run
- Teams · roles · priority
as you need them
You pay for the people who build. Everyone else is free. Every seat — paid or free — sits on the same platform: one sign-in, one data layer, governed access and a full audit trail.
Building apps and doing the work runs on credits.
Building a new app, running an agent, a security scan — anything the OS actually does draws credits. Not all apps are the same: a huge app costs more to build than a small one, so you pay for what you build — with an audit trail of every credit used. 1 credit = 1¢, so 10,000 credits is $100 of work. Credits are bought à la carte, so you only ever pay for work you actually asked for. One balance covers your whole organization — any project can draw on it — and credits you've bought never expire, so a build that comes in under budget leaves the rest waiting for the next one.
Don’t want to build it yourself?
We’ll do it for you.
Our own team will rebuild your apps for you, at scale — one at a time, or all at once. We do the planning, the building and the moving of your data. You get the finished app in your account and you own it, exactly as if your own people had built it.
Priced per engagement, under its own written agreement.
This isn't SaaS pricing. You're not renting access to someone else's software — you own the apps you build. What you pay for is an app that keeps getting better: what your team asks for this week becomes a task wave — built, tested and shipped back to them in days, not filed on someone else's roadmap. Around that, it stays continuously tested, secured and compliant, held to one standard and governed the same way. If you leave, your code goes with you; it just stops evolving.