Every feature.
Every plan.

Anyone in your organization who logs in to use the platform, admins, agents, technicians, staff, developers. External customers, vendors, and anyone submitting through a public form or portal are always free and unlimited, on every plan. You pay for your internal team; the people they serve are free. Automations and AI agents aren't seats either, they're metered as compute.

No, team chat is a paid add-on, priced per seat on top of your plan and billed as a second line on the same invoice. It is switched on free for the whole 14-day trial, so you can decide with it running rather than from a description. Real-time channels and DMs for your whole company, on the same governed platform as your apps and data. Enterprise takes the same add-on at scale: cross-organization federation, dedicated chat infrastructure, and compliance retention/eDiscovery. It is $5 per user per month, the same price on every plan.

No. Every app, the open API, approval rules, AI assistant access, and all governance (permissions down to the row and field, single sign-on, audit) are in the Team plan, and in your trial from day one. Higher plans add scale, AI compute, and deployment/assurance (dedicated instance, SLA, compliance, chat federation), never core product features. Team chat is the one thing sold separately, and it is an add-on, not a higher tier: buying it does not change your plan, and not buying it does not gate anything else.

It's how everyone starts: 14 days, up to 5 users, the entire product, every app, the open API, and the team-chat add-on switched on free. We ask for a card to keep out throwaway sign-ups and validate it for $0 (no charge during the trial). On day 14 it simply becomes your Team plan unless you cancel, one click, anytime. There's no separate free tier to fall back to; the trial is the free way to evaluate everything.

Every plan includes an AI and agent-compute pool. Beyond it, raw compute is metered at a transparent per-unit price with hard spend caps and alerts, so heavy automation never surprises you, and light users never subsidise it. Features stay flat and free; only raw compute is metered.

ServiceNow publishes no list price at all — every deal is quoted, with modules billed separately — and third-party estimates put ITSM fulfiller licences in the range of $100–200 per user per month. Odoo does publish: about $31 per internal user on Standard and $61 on Custom at renewal rates, and the API and Studio are gated to that top tier. oikapi is $19 per user with every app and the open API included, external users free, and published pricing; team chat is an optional add-on rather than a second vendor. One platform where your point-tool stack (ops suite plus a $7–15/user chat tool) used to be. A different price class, not a cheaper tier.

A dedicated single-tenant instance (its own database), or a self-hosted deployment, plus the support envelope, 24/7 SLA, SCIM provisioning, and audit export. If you take the chat add-on, this is also what runs it at scale (cross-org federation, dedicated chat infrastructure, retention/eDiscovery); the add-on itself is the same $5 per user per month. Enterprise is priced per deal rather than from a list, contact us for a quote.