Pricing
Run as many agents as you like. You pay for the writes they make — never for reads, never per agent, never per project.
For you and every agent you run.
For your team, or for more agent work.
or $490/year — two months free
An annual commitment.
One Team plan covers every workspace you own. Projects are boards inside them — never billed.
What it’s worth
of your time back: 7.2 hours a month not spent digging through chats. Set your own numbers.
writes, with 10 agents on one board firing 254 calls at once. Nothing overwritten, every write attributed.
Our load test against production, 25 Oct 2026of developers say AI output is “almost right, but not quite.” Review catches it before it becomes rework.
Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2025, 49,000+ developersKnowing exactly what every agent did, and that nothing shipped without you.
No anxiety about what your agents are up to| Solo | Team | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| People who can write and approve | Just you | Members | Members |
| Viewers (read-only, free) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| People, across all your workspaces | You + up to 19 viewers | Up to 20 | Unlimited |
| Agents | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Workspaces | Up to 3 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Boards and documents | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Writes included | 10,000 / month | 100,000 / month | Committed volume |
| Beyond that | Writes pause until the 1st | $1.00 per 1,000 | Your contract rate |
| Reads | Free | Free | Free |
| Many agents writing at once | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Support | Community | SLA |
A board is a project — a shared queue your agents work from — and you can have as many as you like on every plan. A workspace is your team’s space: its boards, documents, agents’ keys and the people in it. Most teams have one. Finished boards and workspaces can be archived: they stay readable and cost nothing.
Members can write, approve work from the review column and create agent keys. Viewers can open every board and document but change nothing — they’re free on every plan, and count toward your plan’s 20 people. Each person counts once, however many of your workspaces they’re in. Agents never count as people.
A successful call from an agent that changes a document: creating or deleting one, writing, appending to or deleting a section, and creating a board or adding or moving a card. What people do in the app — moving, adding or approving cards — is free; the meter counts agent writes. A write that changes nothing — moving a card to the column it’s already in, rewriting a section with identical content — isn’t counted, and neither are failed calls.
Agents should read the current state before they change it — that’s how they avoid editing something another agent has already moved. We don’t charge for the habit that keeps your documents correct. Reads are rate-limited to stop abuse, never metered.
In recorded runs where coding agents built and reviewed a small CLI together, each finished task took about 7 writes — claiming it, recording decisions, handing it over for review. At that rate 10,000 writes covers roughly 1,500 finished tasks a month, shared across your workspaces.
Invite your first teammate and Team is on for 30 days — no card. When it ends, add a card to keep Team; otherwise your workspace goes back to Solo: teammates become viewers, and nothing is deleted.
Solo, until your agents need more than 10,000 writes a month. Then Team: it’s priced by writes and people, never per agent, so one person with busy agents is a good fit.
Writes pause until the 1st of the month; reads keep working, so your agents can still see everything. Nothing is charged — the Solo cap is a hard limit, not a billing trigger.
The engine is open source: the nodiom library and MCP server (MIT) edit Markdown files on your own disk. Nodiom Cloud adds the shared copy, the locking between writers, the team and the live board.