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The bill

Storage and seats. That's the whole bill.

Nothing is metered per board, per screenshot, per annotation, or per bug your tester happens to find.

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Free, no card

Enough to run a real project through the whole loop before you decide anything. Both of the free tier's limits are stated up front, because hitting one without warning is how a trial turns into a grudge.

  • 1.5 GB or 100 boardswhichever you reach first.
  • Five seatsa seat is a membership in the organisation, whatever role it carries.
  • Thirty credits, oncea trial grant for the agent side of the loop. It is not refreshed each month the way the paid tiers are — that is the difference, and it is worth knowing before you plan around it.
  • No cardnothing to cancel if you stop.

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What a credit is for

Credits pay for the agent work — the part that reads a session, answers a board or writes a page. Everything a human does on a board is free of them.

  • Granted monthly on paid plansand they do not roll over, so the allowance is a rate rather than a balance to hoard.
  • Top-ups existif a month runs heavy you can buy a pack rather than change plan.
  • Drawing on a board never costs oneannotating, replying and reviewing are not agent work.

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Enterprise

Where SSO, the role ladder, self-hosting and air-gapped installs live. Priced per company, because the requirements are per company.

  • Seats are uncappedthe seat limit is the one quota this tier does not carry.
  • 500 GB to startand storage is your own bucket in a self-hosted install anyway.
  • Credits are negotiatedrather than bundled, and granted directly.

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What is never metered

The things that would make you ration the product are the things it does not charge for. A tool you hesitate to use is not being used.

  • Boards, screenshots and annotationsa tester who finds nine bugs does not cost more than one who finds one.
  • Reviewerssomeone opening a board link is not a member and not a seat.
  • A plan you do not understandtwo numbers decide the bill, and both are on this page.