Why is Team pilot-first?
Team adoption usually requires source import, style alignment, and agreement on a review process. The pilot tests those conditions before recurring rollout.
Pricing
Start individually. Prove the team workflow before rollout.
Free, Starter, and Pro support self-serve evaluation. Team is positioned behind a guided pilot so sources, review roles, and success criteria are configured around real work.
Plan comparison
Choose by working context, not feature theatre.
Prices and plan paths are unchanged. Credits remain part of product operation, while the comparison focuses on the editorial workflow each plan is intended to support.
| Plan | Best fit | Knowledge | Export | Rollout | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free$0/mo | Explore the workflow | 1 knowledge base | Markdown | Individual evaluation | Start free |
| Starter$20/mo | Solo editorial work | Knowledge-backed work | All export formats | Individual use | Start with Starter |
| Pro$50/mo | Heavier solo workflows | More knowledge bases | All export formats | Advanced individual use | Start with Pro |
| Team$120/mo | Small editorial teams | Team workflow context | Team delivery path | Pilot-first rollout | Book a pilot |
Six-week pilot
A controlled path to Team.
The pilot configures one real editorial workflow for up to five seats. It includes founder-led onboarding, knowledge and style-guide setup support, a shared support channel, and midpoint and final review.
- Agree on one assignment and its success criteria.
- Run the work with your own sources and reviewers.
- Review output quality, review readiness, and rollout fit.
FAQ
Commercial details.
Can I still start without a pilot?
Yes. Free, Starter, and Pro remain self-serve paths for individual exploration and use.
Are credits still used?
Yes. Credits remain part of in-product usage and plan operation; the public comparison emphasizes working context rather than token pricing.