Engineering tools die in procurement before they die in production. The team that will use the product decides on a weekend install — procurement shows up weeks later with a form.
Our pricing page is designed for that reality: try first, price clearly, enterprise when you are ready — not before.
What engineers actually do
They connect a repo on Saturday, share a digest link on Monday, and decide whether it stays before anyone prints a PO. If trial requires a sales call, you have already lost the users who matter.
The free tier runs against a real repo without a calendar invite. Scale tier sits on the same page — same tone, no theatre.
Annual contracts without the dance
Larger teams still need SSO, audit logs, and invoices. We did not hide the product behind enterprise. When procurement arrives, the conversation is residency and deployment — not whether the tool works.
What we won't do
We will not charge per seat for read-only viewers. Metrics only work when the whole team sees them.
- No 'contact us' as the only price on the page you land on from Google
- No gating core delivery views behind enterprise
- No surprise overages on repos you already connected in beta
Key takeaways
- Let engineers win the tool before procurement enters the room.
- Show real numbers on every tier — transparency is part of the product.
- Viewer seats should not be a tax on visibility.
