Free
Find the first blockers, then upgrade to see the complete evidence.
$0
/ month- 1 app
- 5 targeted audits each month
- 1 limited full audit each month
- 30-day history
- Locked premium discoveries
Built for solo SaaS operators
Start free. Pay when your app needs constant proof.
One operator, no seat pricing. Dial in the apps, Journey runs, and AI credits each plan carries — the price updates as you go.
Launch
Best for launchContinuous protection and revenue alerts for a serious solo SaaS.
$29
/ month- 5-minute monitoring
- Revenue Pulse and Revenue Guard
- Slack, email, Discord, and webhook alerts
- Custom checks
Pro
Fast monitoring, automation, and developer access for a growing portfolio.
$79
/ month- 1-minute monitoring
- Operator — grounded AI agent
- Developer API and MCP
- SEO and growth automation
- Advanced reliability intelligence
Max
Runs itself. Autopilot performs the weekly routine and emails you the growth report.
$129
/ month- Autopilot — the whole weekly routine, emailed
- White-label client reports
- 30-second monitoring
- Production Twin
- 365-day evidence history
AI creditUsed by AI actions; Copilot has its own daily allowance
Journey runOne complete isolated browser journey
Need more?Raise capacity here, or buy one-time packs inside the dashboard
What every plan protects
One system from first scan to production proof.
The free plan proves the basics. Paid plans keep checking the parts that fail quietly: payments, login, webhooks, user journeys, deploys, production health, search visibility, and the evidence behind every release.
See every capabilityBilling questions
No fine-print surprises.
The short version: start without a card, upgrade when you need continuous checks, and cancel from the dashboard.
Can I try it before paying anything?
Yes. Free includes one app, five targeted audits each month, one limited full audit each month, and seven days of history. You can start without a card and upgrade only when you need continuous protection or the paid workflows.
What is the practical difference between Launch, Pro, and Max?
Launch is the first always-on plan: it includes 5-minute monitoring, Revenue Pulse, Revenue Guard, alerts, Custom Checks, 3 included apps, 10 Journey runs, and 25 AI credits. Pro increases the included portfolio to 10 apps, monitors every minute, and adds Operator, API, MCP, and growth automation. Max includes 20 apps, 30-second monitoring, Production Twin, and 365-day evidence history.
Are scans or monitoring charged as surprise overages?
There are no surprise per-scan fees. Paid plans have clear capacity for apps, Journey runs, and AI credits. If you need a temporary top-up, the dashboard offers one-time AI-credit and Journey-run add-ons with the price shown before checkout.
Can I change my plan or capacity later?
Yes. Upgrade or adjust paid capacity from the billing flow when your portfolio grows. If you cancel, access continues through the current billing period and the workspace falls back to the Free entitlement after that period.
Is annual billing available?
Yes. Every paid plan can be billed monthly or annually. Annual checkout bills ten monthly equivalents, which is the two-month discount shown in the pricing table.
What counts as an app?
An app is one production SaaS project in your workspace. Its audits, provider connections, monitoring, journeys, revenue evidence, and release history stay grouped together so the verdict belongs to the product your customers use.
Do paid plans include the integrations?
The provider catalog is part of the product; plan entitlements control the workflows around it. Connect the services your app actually uses, then choose the monitoring, alerts, journeys, revenue, growth, and evidence capabilities that match your plan.
Where can I see what I am using?
Usage shows the current billing period, plan allowances, and consumption for metered capacity such as AI credits and Journey runs. It is the place to check headroom before scheduling a high-volume workflow.
No card required
Start with one app. Prove the next release.
Create a free workspace, add your URL, and run the first checks before you connect production services.