Free while the beta runs. Free to run after it, too.

Yes. Community is free forever regardless, and for as long as the beta runs the Team and Enterprise plans cost nothing either, support included. There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to pay. When the beta ends you will hear the date well in advance, and nothing you already have will be taken away or charged for.

Yes. Community has no time limit and no cap on members, records, API calls or bandwidth, and every feature on this site is in it. After 1.0 four things are capped — workspaces, segments, API tokens, and how far back the activity log reads — and plenty of teams never reach any of them. During the beta nothing is capped at all.

Two things. Room: unlimited workspaces, segments and API tokens, and activity log history that does not stop at thirty days. And what the core does not carry: single sign-on, activity log export, support with a response time in writing, and a licence agreement with your organisation named on it. The software is the same on every plan.

Because they are the two things that track what a company is actually doing with the product. One site with one segment is a team trying it; twelve workspaces or a dozen customer segments is an agency or a business gating content per client, and that is the point at which paying for it is reasonable. We would rather meter something honest like that than meter your API calls, your records or your bandwidth — those are free, and staying free.

One deployment serving real readers or real editors. Development, staging, preview and CI installations are unlimited on every plan, including the paid ones, and always will be — charging for a staging environment is how a tool teaches people to test in production.

As terms of the licence agreement, not as locks in the code. Nothing calls home, because a deployment that phones out is not one a bank or a hospital can run, and those are the deployments that buy Enterprise. The core is MIT, so every cap is a contract term with an honest signal, and we would rather you knew that from us. During the beta there are no limits to enforce.

No, on any plan including Community. It talks to whichever model you configure — Claude, an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, or something on your own hardware through Ollama or vLLM. You pay that provider, or nobody, and never us.

Not before the beta ends. Billing is not open, there is nothing to sign and nothing to pay, and every plan is free in the meantime. You will hear the end date well before anything changes.