Pricing
One operation price covers writes, model reads, and claims. Your first 100K operations are free, then usage continues at the same predictable rate.
Free
Free
Free for early-stage teams building against the real engine.
Join the waitlistCore functionality
First 100K operations free, then $5.00 per million with billing enabled.
Scale
$250/month
Built for scaling teams with production traffic.
Join the waitlistEverything in Free, plus:
Then $5.00 per million after 50M operations.
Enterprise
Custom pricing
Custom infrastructure, security, and support for critical workloads.
Contact usEverything in Scale, plus:
Committed usage and limits are set in your contract.
Free includes the first 100K operations, then continues pay as you go. Scale starts at a $250 monthly minimum, which already covers 50M operations; usage beyond that stays at the same predictable rate.
One billion operations is $5,000. Move beyond it—the estimate uses the same pricing function as billing.
Free meters only usage above its allowance. Scale charges the $250 minimum or actual usage, whichever is higher. Both use the same flat rate.
One number covers the three ways people and agents use coordinated state.
One every time someone changes something. Adding, editing, and removing all count the same, and changing 500 things is 500 operations however they are sent.
One every time someone reads something the engine answers. Reads a client already has locally never reach us and never count.
One every time someone takes ownership of a row so others wait their turn. Holding it and releasing it are free.
| Included | Free | Scale | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single sign-on | |||
| Audit log export | |||
| Customer-managed encryption keys | |||
| Private networking | |||
| Custom limits |
Private networking, customer-managed encryption keys, 24×7 support, uptime and support SLAs, and custom contract terms require dedicated engineering and operational capacity. Enterprise pricing reflects that investment so we can provide the reliability those deployments require.
Longer-term commitments and larger deployments can be priced around committed usage. Talk to us and we will shape the contract around the workload.
Talk to us about EnterpriseA successful write, a model read answered by the engine, or a claim create each counts as one operation. Local cached reads, holding or releasing a claim, and connecting a client do not add billable operations.
Failed and rejected requests do not count. A retry using the same Idempotency-Key is deduplicated and counted once. Cached reads, holding or releasing a claim, and connecting a client are also free.
The first 100,000 monthly operations are free. If billing is enabled, additional successful operations continue at $5.00 per million with no monthly minimum. Without billing enabled, requests stop at the free allowance so there is no surprise charge.
Minimum commitments let us maintain responsive support and keep developing the platform quickly. Scale's $250 monthly minimum is not an extra fee: it includes 50M operations at the published rate card.
Private networking, customer-managed encryption keys, 24×7 support, SLAs, and custom contract terms require dedicated engineering and support capacity. For longer commitments or larger deployments, we can discuss volume pricing and a custom arrangement.
No. Unused committed usage does not roll over to the next month.
You pay for actual usage when it exceeds the minimum. The minimum is the baseline monthly charge, not a fee added on top of metered usage.
Yes. Every plan includes the same core coordination engine. Higher plans add capacity and operational features such as SSO, audit logs, private networking, customer-managed encryption keys, and SLAs, as shown in the plan comparison.
No. Free pay-as-you-go and Scale use one predictable rate of $5.00 per million operations. One billion operations on Scale costs $5,000, and the rate does not change as the workload grows.
Free includes 1 GiB and Scale includes 50 GiB of audit log storage; both then charge $1.00 per additional GiB-month when billing is enabled. Concurrent connections remain a cap, not a meter, and Enterprise capacity is priced in the contract.
Enterprise is for committed volume, negotiated limits, private networking, customer-managed encryption keys, single sign-on, and an uptime guarantee.
