No prices yet, and here's why
We're invite-only and still learning what a project actually costs to run. Publishing a tier table we'd have to walk back would be worse than telling you where we've got to.
What you get right now
Early access is invited, not purchased. When you're let in you get ₹1,200 of credits, room for three projects, and two builds running at once.
Nobody is charged money today. There is no card on file and no invoice. When that changes you will hear about it before it happens, not after.
The shape it will take
Two parts, because the underlying costs behave differently.
A base subscription covers the things that cost roughly the same every month: keeping your app online, your private copy alongside the live one, storing your information, backups, and your own domain name when that arrives.
Metered credits cover the building itself, which varies enormously — changing a line of text and building a whole booking system are not the same thing and should not cost the same.
The line between free and paid: building and previewing are free; publishing is paid. You should be able to find out whether this works for you without spending anything.
You can see where the money goes
Every request shows an estimate of what it cost, in plain currency, right next to the request. Nothing comes off your balance without a line saying what it bought.
Two things about that number, so it is not mistaken for something it isn't. It is an estimate, not a metered bill. And it is drawn against credits we granted you, so it is not an invoice and no money is charged against it.
We don't charge you for our own mistakes
When something we build fails our own checks, it gets fixed and tried again. Fixing our mistakes is free — not deducted from your balance, and not counted against your spend cap.
This is not a policy we intend to honour. Our own fixes are structurally excluded from billing and from the cap in the data model, so honouring it is not something anyone has to remember to do.
When there is a price
You'll see it here first, and if you're already using it you'll get told directly with enough notice to decide.