Priced where the value appears.
Free where one human uses it. Paid where a team shares it. Premium where an organization must prove it.
01 · for you
Free
- Full record + protocol
- CLI, local UI, Mac app
- MIT core, files in your repo
- No account required
02 · for your team
Team
- Everything in Free
- Synced, shared initiatives
- Team view: assignment + attribution
- Web, Mac, and iOS surfaces
03 · for your organization
Enterprise
- Everything in Team
- Provenance ledger: intent → result
- Org-wide queries + audit export
- Retention policies · SSO/SAML
The questions a price raises.
A Sofar record keeps its open questions in writing, next to the settled ones. So does this page.
Is Free a trial?
No. The engine is MIT and the record is files in your own repo — nothing expires, nothing phones home. Free is the whole product where one person uses it.
What does Team cost?
Not set yet. Per seat is the shape; the number lands at general availability, decided with design partners in the room. A placeholder price would be a bluff.
What if we stop paying?
You keep the record. It is .sofar/ in your repo, versioned in git, and the MIT engine still reads it without an account. Sync is the paid layer, not the foundation.
Does anything leave the repo?
Content never does. Sync moves the record only where you switch it on, and telemetry is opt-in, org-level, and metadata-only against a published schema.
Do we change how we work?
No. One command per repo, then your agents read the record first and write back when they stop — hooks where a tool has them, a convention everywhere else.
Can we start on Team today?
Not self-serve yet. Orgs are created by us during the pilot, so the buttons above open the waitlist. Join it and you shape the tier while it is built.