- One product with its capability spine
- Feature planning, user stories and acceptance criteria
- Sprint planning and execution
- Git integration — GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket
- F1 Assistant with cited answers
PRICING
Priced per product team, not per person who reads a ticket.
Anyone can read the record for free. You pay for the people who plan, scope and ship with it. Annual billing, no per-integration fees, no charge for QA or stakeholder seats.
- Everything in Startup, across unlimited products
- Objectives, roadmap and capability health
- Governed implementation with approval gates
- MCP server — 30+ tools, any MCP client
- Insights, VOC and competition analysis
- Release communication from completed work
- Everything in Growth
- SSO, SCIM and role-scoped access
- Audit log and data residency options
- Private or VPC deployment
- Named onboarding and delivery review
What moves the number
Three things change your quote. Nothing else does.
People who plan
Seats that write PRDs, scope stories or run sprints. Engineers reviewing the record, QA logging evidence and stakeholders reading releases are free.
Products in scope
One capability spine or a portfolio. Startup covers one product; Growth is the moment a second one arrives and the roadmap has to rank across both.
Where it runs
Our cloud is standard. Private or VPC deployment, data residency and a security review move you to Enterprise — that is the only thing that does.
Common questions
If yours is not here, ask on the contact page — a person answers, not a form autoresponder.
Contact us →Do you charge per integration?No. Git providers and the MCP server are included at every tier, with no per-connection fee.
What counts as a planning seat?Anyone who creates or edits a feature, story, acceptance criterion or sprint. Reading, commenting and logging QA evidence are free.
Is there a trial?Access opens in waves. Each cohort gets a 30-day working period on real objectives with a delivery review at the end.
Can we start on Startup and move up?Yes, and the change is prorated. Adding a second product is the usual trigger.