Pricing

Per workspace. Not per seat.

The whole point is that everybody in the channel can use it, so charging by the head would be charging you for the thing that makes it work. One plan, everything in it, and model spend metered at cost against a ceiling you set.

The plan

One workspace

A flat subscription for the workspace, quoted from its size. We will give you the number on the first call and it will not move because you added people to a channel.

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Tell us roughly how many people are in the workspace and we will quote within a day.

Unlimited channels, unlimited people, unlimited threads
Every native tool: Slack history and search, documents, web, artifacts
Unlimited connections, bundles, domains and skills
Remote MCP servers, with bearer or OAuth sign-in
Tool packs for ClickUp, GitHub, GCP, Sentry and HubSpot
Memory and scheduled routines, per channel
Connected repositories and fix jobs with draft pull requests
The admin console, with roles, invites and CSV export
Approval tiers and access requests
Per-workspace, per-channel and per-user budgets and limits
Your own model endpoint, or ours
Full audit trail of turns, tool calls, proxied requests and spend

Model spend

At cost, against a ceiling.

Bring your own endpoint and you pay your provider directly — there is no margin on tokens here. On the default open-weight model, a typical answered question runs to a fraction of a cent.

A question answered from a thread$0.002

A document-grounded policy answer$0.001

A fix job: clone, tests, change, PR$0.18

Illustrative, on z-ai/glm-5.3-flash via OpenRouter. Your own figures are in the console from the first turn — every completion’s tokens and cost are recorded, so nothing there is an estimate.

Self-hosted

It is one binary and one database. If it has to run inside your own network, on your own hardware, against your own model endpoint, that is the ordinary deployment rather than a special arrangement — say so on the call.

Why one plan

Nothing here is withheld to sell you a bigger tier.

Approval tiers, audit export, budgets and SSO-style Slack sign-in are the things a tiered vendor puts behind “Enterprise”. They are also the things that make this safe to run at all, so they are in the plan.

Questions

About the bill

Do you charge per user?

No. A workspace subscription covers everybody in it. Adding a channel, a team, or fifty new hires does not change what you pay us.

Do you mark up model tokens?

No. Point it at your own endpoint and you pay your provider directly — we never see that invoice. If you would rather we ran the endpoint for the first month so you can evaluate without a procurement conversation, we can, and the cost of that is measured and passed through.

What stops a runaway bill?

A monthly budget for the workspace and another per channel pause the bot when spend passes them, and a per-user rate limit caps requests per hour. When a limit trips, an alert goes to the channel you nominate, once an hour. The failure mode is a stopped bot and a message — not a surprise at the end of the month.

Is there a free trial?

There is a first session: half an hour, one channel, one of your own services connected, and a bot answering questions about your systems by the end of it. Nothing is charged for that, and nothing about it requires a contract first.

What happens to our data if we stop?

It is your database file and your documents folder. Turning the bot off leaves your Slack exactly as it was — threads were always read from Slack on each turn rather than mirrored into a second copy of your workspace.

Tell us the size of your workspace.

That is genuinely all the quote depends on. You will have a number within a day.

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