Plans
For Acme Labs
every rate is a shape, not a published price — pricing is open
Base
$0/month
$25 of credit to explore with and no card on file. Nothing is charged;
when the credit runs out things stop rather than bill you.
- Services, models and logs
- Deploy on every push
- $25 of credit, once
- One environment the environment count is not yet a plan limit in forge (quota cap EVIDENCE_REQUIRED)
Base, pay as you go
Billing is not in October — drawn in full so the flow can be
walked.
Usage only
A card removes the ceiling and nothing else changes.
The same features as Base — a billing state, not a different
plan.
- Everything in Base, unchanged
- No credit ceiling
- Usage billed against credit
- Still one environment the environment count is not yet a plan limit in forge (quota cap EVIDENCE_REQUIRED)
Scale
$250/month
Beside what you already pay for what runs, never instead of it.
- Everything in Base
- Several environments the environment count is not yet a plan limit in forge (quota cap EVIDENCE_REQUIRED)
- Turned on per environment, when you choose
- Machine pools you manage
- Direct access, with short-lived credentials
- Roles, single sign-on and an audit log roles, single sign-on and an audit log as part of Scale are not yet in forge's capability list
Scale, with a quote
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Not a fourth plan. The same Scale, priced against machines
reserved for you and capacity you commit to.
- Everything in Scale
- Machines reserved for you
- Committed capacity
What changes on Scale
| On Base, now | On Scale | |
|---|---|---|
|
Your environment
waiting on forge: whether setting Scale up moves an
environment's existing services (for-forge #12)
Services, URLs, variables, history
|
Exactly as it is | Exactly as it is |
| The machines underneath | Shared, and sized by the environment | Dedicated to this environment, never shared |
| Direct access | None | Your own role, through credentials that expire waiting on forge: which role direct access carries (for-forge #11) |
Scale is granted to your organization, not bought here.
Credit is the meter on both. Usage draws down your credit balance on Base and on Scale.