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Individuals and teams getting going
Nothing to sign
- Capacity in under a minute
- No minimum commitment
- Spend ceilings you set
- Spend visible to the hour
- Community and email support
No minimum commitment, no exit penalty, and nothing owed for capacity you are not using. Set a ceiling and the platform holds it — so the conversation about spend happens before the invoice.
The platform is identical in all three. What changes is what we commit to in writing and how we bill you for it.
Individuals and teams getting going
Nothing to sign
Teams running production work
Commitments in writing
Organisations operating at scale
Built around your obligations
Rates depend on what you run, where, and for how long. Create an account to see yours before you commit to anything, or ask us for a quote.
Capacity is billed while it is working. Nothing accrues on your account for capacity sitting idle, and releasing it stops the meter.
Set a limit per team, per project, or per account and the platform holds it. Exceeding it is a stopped job, not a surprise on an invoice.
Spend is visible to the hour and attributable to a team and a workload, so nobody has to reconstruct where a number came from.
The commitments are the same whether you run one accelerator or an estate. There is no tier to qualify for and no renegotiation on growth.
Run one job for one hour and owe nothing afterwards. Longer commitments exist when they genuinely suit you, and nothing is gated behind one.
Everything you put here is yours to export, whenever you like. We would rather earn the next month than make leaving expensive.
Available from Scale upward, contractual, measured, and reported.
Measured monthly, reported openly, and backed by service credits large enough that we feel them before you do.
Capacity is allocated and working before a status meeting could finish discussing whether to ask for it.
A named engineer engaged on a critical issue within fifteen minutes, every day of the year.
The ceiling you set is the ceiling we honour. Every charge traces to something you explicitly asked for.
Create an account, run something real, and look at what it actually cost. Nobody is going to make you talk to sales first.