Pricing

Monitors by plan. Judged checks by the thousand.

Two things are priced here, and only one of them is metered. Monitors are a plan limit. Checks that our model answers are counted, because each one costs us a model call. Every other kind of check is free and unlimited.

Plans

Free

3 monitors

No judged checks

Enough to feel useful. Too few to run an agency on.

Solo

$9/mo

25 monitors

No judged checks

For one person running a lot of automations.

Pro

$29/mo

Unlimited monitors

1,000 judged checks a month

Room for an agency running automations across client accounts.

Deadline monitoring and drift are on every plan, including the free one. Supervision, the part that checks whether the work actually happened, is part of Pro at $29/mo.

What counts against your allowance

Pings: Every ping, on every plan, however often your workflow runs. Nothing about the deadline half of the product is metered.
Checks that compare: Exactly one ledger record, the total matches, the field is filled in. These run inside your own process, cost us nothing, and keep working when the balance is gone.
Checks we judge: Questions a comparison cannot settle, like whether a summary is fair to the text it came from. These are answered by our model, so these are the ones that draw on your allowance.

A rule with no judged check in it costs nothing to run, whatever it costs you to be wrong. Most rules are like that.

If you need more

Packs are a single payment and do not expire. Your monthly allowance is always spent first, so a pack is only drawn on once the month's checks are gone.

1,000 checks

$10

A month's worth again, for a busy period.

5,000 checks

$40

For several supervised workflows running hourly.

10,000 checks

$70

If this is how you run, talk to us about a plan instead.

Packs are bought from the billing page inside your account, and they appear against your balance as soon as the payment confirms.

What happens at the limit

Your job is never interrupted: A judged check with no credits behind it records that it could not be checked, which is neither a pass nor a failure. Nothing throws, nothing retries, and your workflow finishes exactly as it would have.
At most 60 judged checks an hour: A ceiling on how fast an allowance can be spent, so a workflow stuck in a loop cannot empty a month in an afternoon. One run may raise at most ten.
You can see the number before you hit it: The billing page shows what is granted, what is used and what is left, and where the remaining checks are. Being refused should never be the first time you hear about your balance.

Before you pay for any of it

The free plan runs real monitors with real alerting, with no card. Read what supervision catches if you want to know whether the metered half is worth it to you at all.

Start free, 3 monitors

Start with one monitor

Create a monitor, paste its URL into the last step of the workflow you most rely on, and leave it. If it stops, you will know the same day rather than the same week.

Start free, 3 monitors How it works