Pricing
Free for personal projects that make no money. Indie and Pro for work that does. Enterprise for fleets. Every tier is the full product — there are no held-back features. Your agent-engine subscriptions (Claude, OpenAI, …) and GitHub account are your own and are not included.
Personal
Free
For projects that generate no revenue.
- 1 manager machine
- 2 paired apps — your phone and your laptop
- Unlimited sessions and repositories
- All features, all updates
- Hobby, learning and non-revenue open source
Indie
€29 / month
or €290/year — two months free.
- 1 manager machine
- 5 paired apps
- Unlimited sessions and repositories
- Any revenue-generating work
- Email support
Pro
€59 / month
or €590/year — two months free.
- 1 manager machine
- 10 paired apps
- Unlimited sessions and repositories
- Any revenue-generating work
- Priority email support
Enterprise
By quote
For more than one manager machine.
- Multiple manager machines
- Paired apps as licensed
- Billed by invoice — purchase orders welcome
- Custom terms where you need them
- Priority email support
Subscribing happens where your account lives — on the manager. After
agentarivm login, run:
$ agentarivm account upgrade pro --yearly
It prints a Stripe Checkout link to open in any browser; agentarivm
account billing manages cards and cancellation the same way. Start and
cancel any time — access continues to the end of the paid period. For
Enterprise, write to
[email protected] with how many machines
and paired clients you need — you will get a quote and an invoice, not a sales
funnel.
Questions
Where exactly is the free/paid line?
Revenue. If the project Agentarivm works on generates revenue for anyone — client work, your employer's repositories, a product you sell, a funded startup's code — it needs Indie or Pro. Hobby projects, learning, and open source that earns nothing stay free.
How is this enforced?
Every plan uses an Agentarivm account — sign in with GitHub, free and done in seconds. The manager confirms your plan about once a day, with a two-week offline grace period. If checks keep failing past that, nothing stops: a paid plan falls back to Personal limits until a check succeeds. The check carries your account, an anonymous machine identifier and the software version — never anything about your code, repositories or sessions.
What if I outgrow my tier?
Need more paired apps, or your project started making money? Move from Personal to Indie, or Indie to Pro, in your account — the manager picks it up on its next check, nothing reinstalls. A second manager machine means Enterprise.
What else do I need?
A dedicated always-on machine (macOS or Linux), your own subscription for the agent engine you use (Claude for Claude Code, OpenAI for Codex), and a GitHub account. Those relationships are yours, billed by their providers, and not part of an Agentarivm plan.