Pricing

Pay for work done,
not seats filled

A plan buys capacity: how much you can hold, how fast it moves, how far it goes without you. The AI work underneath is paid for separately — bring your own subscription or API key and it costs you nothing more, or spend Capybari credits and pay what the work actually cost. Viewers are free.

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Free

See it work, on your own code.

$0 forever

1 project · 100 MB · welcome credits to start

Everything you need to see it work:

  • 1 project, 1 repository, 100 MB
  • Import a codebase you already have — Capy reads it and writes down what it is made of
  • 1 run at a time
  • Your own Claude or Codex subscription, or your own API key
  • Plain-English plans with a task graph you approve
  • Every task on its own branch, ending in a written report
  • Community support

No card. No trial clock. It stays free.

Starter

For one team shipping one product.

$7.99 per user / month

3 projects · 1 GB · billed annually, $24 a year less

Everything in Free, plus:

  • 3 projects, unlimited repositories, 1 GB
  • 3 concurrent runs
  • Deploys to your own servers — one target per project, with rollback
  • Auto-deploy — approved work ships without a second press
  • Requests build on each other, so the tenth starts from the ninth's work
  • The Brief, in writing — what moved, and what you want next
  • Design previews for front-end work
  • Email support, one working day

14-day trial. Viewers never count as users.

Business

For agencies and multi-client work.

$119.99 per month, plus seats

50 GB · unlimited targets · billed annually, $360 a year less

Everything in Pro, plus:

  • 50 GB, and unlimited deployment targets
  • 25 concurrent runs
  • Per-client project isolation — separate teams, targets and boards
  • Audit log export
  • Named contact and onboarding

Platform fee plus seats. Seats are per person who acts.

Every plan writes a plan you approve, runs each task on its own branch and stops where you told it to — including the free one. What you buy is room and reach: more work at once, more of it finished without you, and more that Capy can see. Compare every line.

Enterprise

We are not ready for your enterprise. Here is exactly why.

Most pricing pages put a Contact sales button in this space and let a discovery call find out what is missing. That costs you three weeks and a meeting you did not need.

So we publish the list instead. Read it, and you can rule us in or out in about thirty seconds. If everything you need is already there, start on Business today. If one line is a hard requirement, we are not your platform yet, and we would rather you knew that now than after procurement.

Join the waitlist and we will write to you when the specific item you need has shipped. Not before, and not to check in.

What we do not have yet

  • SSO and SAML at identity-provider grade — no enforced sign-in through Okta, Entra ID or Google Workspace, and no SCIM provisioning
  • A completed SOC 2 audit — no report, no Type I, no Type II, no bridge letter, and no auditor engaged today
  • A contractual uptime SLA — we publish status openly and we do not sign availability terms or service credits
  • Dedicated tenancy — every customer runs on shared, multi-tenant infrastructure, with no single-tenant or on-prem option
  • A procurement motion — no MSA redlines, no security-questionnaire desk, no vendor onboarding portal, no named legal counsel on standby

Four of the five sit on our roadmap with the quarter we expect them. The fifth arrives when we hire someone to run it. Read what we do and do not have on the security page.

Compare

Every line, on one page

Nothing is hidden behind a sales call. Where a row is empty for every plan, it is empty because we have not built it.

Capybari feature comparison across the Free, Starter, Pro and Business plans
Feature FreeStarterProBusiness
Projects & repositories
Projects 1 3 Unlimited Unlimited
Connected git repositories 1 Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
Repository storage
Across every project on the account
100 MB 1 GB 5 GB 50 GB
Import a codebase you already have
New products and twelve-year-old ones arrive the same way
Capy learns the project before it plans
Reads the repositories and writes down what they are made of
Requests on the board Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited Unlimited
Concurrent runs
How much of the work happens at the same time
1 3 10 25
Plain-English plans with a task graph
Structured reports on every task
Summary, files modified, risks, assumptions, blockers
Design previews for front-end work
Per-client project isolation
Export your requests, plans and reports
Control & reach
Model and effort overrides
Spend more care on the job that deserves it, less on the one that does not
Per project Per project and request Per project and request
Auto-deploy approved work
Ships without a second press. Review gates still stop for a human
Requests build on each other
Finished work lands on one branch, so the next request starts from it
Get things moving
Finds work that should have started and starts it
Plan approval before anything runs
Mark any role as requiring human review
Dependent work stops, however far the rest is allowed to run
Agents pause to ask you a question
Isolated branch and git worktree per task
Dependency graph across tasks
Live run streaming
What Capy can see and do
The Brief, in writing
What moved across your projects, and one question back
The Brief, spoken
Ask out loud and listen back, hands-free
Work on something together
A live session with a preview that changes as Capy edits
Agents can read the web
Documentation, APIs and the error message you pasted
Kids mode
Child profiles with a simplified board and a guardian's view
Deployment & operations
Deployment targets over SSH
Per project, so a second project brings its own
1 per project 5 per project Unlimited
Deploys booked for later
The commit is fixed when you book it, not when it fires
Health checks and diagnostics
Automatic rollback to the last healthy commit
Deployment history with merge and deploy output
Production investigations
Read-only access by default; write access is an explicit grant
Investigations open follow-up requests
Run the work on your own subscription or key
Claude, Codex or a key of your own. Costs nothing beyond the plan
Or spend Capybari credits
Bought in packs. A run reserves an estimate and settles at what it actually cost
Welcome credits on signup
Support & administration
Support Community Email, one working day Priority, four hours Named contact
Guided onboarding
Read-only viewers Free Free Free Free
Owner and admin roles
Audit log export
SSO and SAML
Not built. On the roadmap for Q4 2026
SCIM provisioning
Not built, and not yet scheduled
Dedicated tenancy
Not built. Shared infrastructure for every customer
Contractual uptime SLA
Not offered. We publish status instead
SOC 2 report
No audit completed. SOC 2 Type II sits in 2027 on the roadmap

Paying for the work

The plan, and the work, are two different bills

The plan is what you pay us. The AI underneath is paid for separately, and you choose how — which is the part most pricing pages leave you to discover.

Bring what you already pay for

Connect your own Claude or Codex subscription, or your own API key, and the work runs on it. We charge nothing on top, on any plan including Free. Your prompts go to your account under your agreement with that provider.

Or spend Capybari credits

Buy credits in a pack, and work spends from the balance. There is no monthly allowance to use up and nothing resets — what you bought stays bought until the work spends it.

You pay what it cost

A run reserves an estimate before it starts, then settles at what it actually cost when it finishes, and the unspent part goes back. Reserving is not charging: the estimate only ever decides whether a run may start.

Watching is free

Reading the board, opening a plan, reviewing a diff, approving a gate, browsing reports and sharing a design preview all cost nothing. You pay for work, not for attention.

Our failures are on us

A run that fails because our platform errored is not charged, and if one slips through we credit it. A run that finishes and reports the work cannot be done does count — that answer is the value.

Controls before the spend

Set the model and effort per project, and per request when one job deserves more care. Concurrency caps how much runs at once, and usage is tracked per agent account so you can see where it went.

Billing questions

The awkward ones, answered

What is an agent run, exactly?

One task, executed end to end by one specialist. The agent reads your code, does the work on its own branch inside its own git worktree, and ends with a structured report — summary, files modified, risks, assumptions, recommendations, blockers.

A request that the Project Manager plans into six tasks is six runs, plus one for the planning itself. A review gate that rejects work and sends it back is another run when the fix is made.

Runs are how the work is counted, not how it is charged: what a run costs depends on the model and the effort it took, which is why there is no fixed price per run on this page.

What happens when my credits run out?

Work stops until you top up, or until you connect a subscription of your own for it to run on. It does not carry on quietly and arrive as a bill you never agreed to.

Nothing is lost when it stops. Requests, plans, branches and reports are exactly where you left them, and queued work resumes on its own once there is something to run it on.

If you are running on your own subscription, this never happens — your provider's limits are the only ones in play.

Do read-only viewers cost anything?

No, and there is no cap on them. Invite your co-founder, your designer, your accountant or your client to watch the board for nothing.

You pay for people who act: filing requests, approving plans, dispatching work, managing deployment targets. A stakeholder who only ever looks at the board is not a seat.

Can I change plan in the middle of a month?

Yes. Upgrade whenever you like — it takes effect immediately, the new capacity applies at once, and we prorate the difference on your next invoice.

Downgrades take effect at your next renewal date. You keep the plan you already paid for until then, rather than losing it the moment you click.

Do you give refunds?

Yes, within 30 days of a charge, if the platform did not do what this page says it does. Email support@capybari.com and tell us what happened.

For annual plans cancelled part-way through, we refund the unused whole months on request. We would rather return the money than keep a customer who has stopped using us.

How does annual billing work?

It is 20% below monthly, on every plan. Starter falls from $9.99 to $7.99 a user a month, Pro from $49.99 to $39.99, and Business from $149.99 to $119.99.

Over a year that is $24 a user on Starter, $120 on Pro and $360 on Business. We state the money as well as the percentage, because the percentage is identical on every plan and the money is the part that differs.

Can I be surprised by a bill?

Not by us. The plan is a fixed amount, and credits are bought before they are spent rather than billed after — there is no arrears, no overage rate and no invoice that arrives larger than you expected.

Your balance is on the board the whole time, and a run reserves what it expects to need before it starts, so a run that cannot be afforded does not begin half-finished.

Do you charge for runs that fail?

Not when the failure is ours. A run that dies because our platform errored is not charged, and if one is charged by mistake we credit it on request.

A run that completes and reports bad news — the tests fail, the approach will not work, the blocker is in a system we cannot reach — does count. Finding that out is the work.

Do you offer non-profit, education or student pricing?

Yes. Registered charities and non-profits get a standing discount, and students and academic researchers can use a paid plan free for the length of a course or project.

Write to support@capybari.com from your organisation or institution address and ask. There is no form, and no call.

Which currency do you bill in, and what about VAT?

Prices on this page are in US dollars and every invoice is issued in US dollars, wherever you are.

VAT or local sales tax is added at checkout where we are required to charge it, and shown as a separate line on the invoice. Business customers in the UK and EU can enter a valid VAT number; reverse charge is applied where it applies.

Do I need a card to start?

Not for the Free plan — one project, 100 MB, welcome credits, real review gates, nothing running until you press the button, no expiry.

Starter and Pro trials run for 14 days and do take a card, so that nothing pauses on day 15 mid-request. Cancel inside the trial and you are not charged.

What happens to my work if I cancel?

Your code was never ours. It lives in your repositories, on branches you own, deployed to servers you control.

Export your requests, plans and reports at any time, before or after you cancel. We keep your account readable for 30 days after cancellation, then delete it. The security page sets out where data sits and who can reach it.

Are you ready for my enterprise?

Probably not, and the panel above lists precisely what we are missing. If you need SSO at identity-provider grade, a completed SOC 2 audit, a contractual uptime SLA or dedicated tenancy today, we are not your platform yet.

Join the waitlist and we will write when the item you need has actually shipped.

Something here still not clear? Ask us — a person replies.

Start on Free. Move when it stops fitting.

One project, a welcome credit balance, and the same review gates every paid plan has. Point it at a repository you already run and read what it makes of it.

No card required · Viewers always free · Export everything, any time