Prism
Pricing

Founder-reviewed access with a clear rollout path.

Prism is offered at $50/month or $500/year for 3 seats. Public sign-up is open, founder review currently unlocks access, and support stays available for rollout questions outside the normal account queue.

Sign up, verify your account, sign in, wait for founder approval, then download and activate Prism on your desktop.

Commercial outline

One offer, founder-reviewed launch access, and one support lane.

Prism is not presenting a wide pricing matrix yet. The public commercial surface is a single offer, and launch access is currently approved manually after the account signs up.

Prism$50/month or $500/year

Prism for operations, QA, and support teams that need repeatable, operator-supervised browser operations.

  • 3 operator seats included
  • Public self-serve sign-up with no free trial
  • Founder approval before download and activation
  • Email support and onboarding guidance
  • One support path for pricing, onboarding, and rollout questions
Rollout stepsFounder review and desktop access happen in sequence.
  • Create the Prism account you want to keep through founder approval, download, and activation.
  • Verify the account, sign in, and wait for founder review to issue the access term on that account.
  • Download Prism after approval, activate on your desktop, and use support only when the rollout needs help outside the standard queue.
Larger teamsNeed a larger rollout?

Use the manual onboarding lane if you need enterprise review, procurement help, or a guided rollout.

RoutingFounder review and support can still route larger rollouts, procurement needs, and enterprise questions.
OutcomeQualified teams still land on the same account, download, and activation surfaces after setup.
Rollout path

Sign-up, founder review, install, and activation stay in one controlled handoff.

The public pricing surface should remove ambiguity. Teams know when founder review happens, where download access appears, and how support fits into activation and rollout.

After sign-upSigned-in accounts continue from the account approval surface.

Once the account exists, founder approval and download eligibility move into the authenticated account surface and desktop access follows the same signed-in account state.

Support lanePricing questions, founder approval, and activation issues share one path.

Commercial and technical support stay tightly coupled so teams can move from founder approval into live desktop access without context switching.