Pay for who's covered. Not for what they do.

A seat is any identity in your organization's workspace — someone whose agents receive your assets, or who signs in to browse them. Editors create and change assets; members receive, load, and run them. You pay for coverage because coverage is what the product delivers: every covered seat stays current, personal-layered, and audited.

Seats settle monthly, prorated to the day. Add someone mid-month and you pay only for the days they had access. Seats idle for 28 days are flagged on your invoice so you can reassign them — reassignment is always free. There are no annual true-ups and no retroactive charges. Your invoice never contains a surprise.

External collaborators use the same member seats, scoped to the projects you choose, with an expiry date you set (90 days by default, renewable). Same price as internal members — there is no cheaper external tier, so there is never an incentive to misclassify anyone. Short engagements cost little because seats are prorated.

Metering every agent call punishes the teams that use the product hardest and makes people ration a tool that works. A seat count is a number you control: you decide who is covered, and the bill follows your roster. Inside a seat, use it as much as you like.

The five billed actions pause until the next reset or until you add a pack. Everything else keeps working — loading, searching, deploying, and syncing are never blocked by credits.

Monthly plan credits reset. Purchased credit packs do not expire and carry over indefinitely.

Yes. Upgrades take effect immediately and are prorated. Downgrades take effect at the next renewal so you keep what you've paid for.

Prices for an active contract never change mid-term. At renewal, any list-price increase is capped at 8% per year with 90 days' written notice. Three-year contracts lock pricing for the full term.