£29 a month for one agent on its own. £149 per agent a month when agents share a register and a record. Cancel any time, and no card to start.
| Standalone agent — £29 per agent per month | one agent working alone: its drafted register, its checks, its record |
| Connected agents — £149 per agent per month, for two or more | one shared register with named owners, one record across every agent, a map of what each agent relies on, and totals across agents working the same accounts |
| Enterprise — ten or more agents | priced by conversation. There is no number here because there is not one |
The price is the same whoever pays, including an agent paying for itself. There is no reliable way to tell an agent buying from a person buying, and a person can always tell their agent to buy — so what changes the price is whether the agent works alone or shares the company's setup, which is the thing that actually differs.
There is no charge per check. A product that metered the checks would teach you to check less, which is the opposite of the point.
Payment is taken at the first point of real value, by whichever comes first: the agent from its own card or budget, or the person responsible for it at the moment they accept a claim.
The acceptance happens first and the card is asked for after. An acceptance held behind a card would be a company's own claim about itself held hostage, which is not a thing we are willing to build.
The trial is 14 days and the owner is emailed three days before the first charge. Stopping before then costs nothing.
It does not let an agent accept its own claims or approve its own mandate. A paid agent's tool list is identical to an unpaid one's. That is the sentence that makes the record worth showing to anybody, so it is not for sale.
Prices are published because a price you have to ask for is a price that moves with the buyer. What is not settled is the enterprise tier, which needs the first handful of conversations before there is an honest number — and we would rather leave it blank than publish one we made up.
/faq.md for the rest.