PRICING / TWO PLANS, CLEAR LIMITS

Start free.
Bring your model access.

Permanent Free for one project. Team for a growing portfolio. You pay your model provider directly; ArchLoop runs the investigation infrastructure. These are our planned launch terms. Paid checkout is not open yet.

FREE

Planned launch terms

$0 / month

A permanent home for one project's errors.

  • 1 active project and GitHub repository
  • 3 investigations per month
  • 5,000 accepted error occurrences per month
  • 7-day raw error retention
  • No card required. No seat fees.

Bring a supported API key for AI work. Capture and read errors without one. Your model provider bills you separately.

TEAM

Not yet purchasable

$49 / workspace / month

More projects. More room to investigate.

  • 5 active projects, one repository each
  • 30 investigations per month, shared
  • 50,000 accepted error occurrences per month
  • 30-day raw error retention
  • Guided initial setup. No seat fees.

Bring a supported API key; model usage is additional and billed by your provider. USD, monthly. Applicable taxes additional. Cancel renewal any time.

No automatic overage bill.

At your investigation limit, new investigations pause until reset. Monitoring continues within its own allowance. A useful report counts even when no safe fix is found. A confirmed ArchLoop failure that prevents a useful report restores the investigation unit; provider charges may still apply.

We’re validating these limits before activation. The dashboard shows your actual current allowance. Codex subscription access is being evaluated and is not part of this launch promise.

A FEW FAIR QUESTIONS

The details
before you start.

Can I use ArchLoop today?

The dashboard is online with GitHub sign-in. ArchLoop is still in early development: automated investigations and paid plans are not enabled yet.

Will there be unlimited automation?

No. Free includes 3 investigations per month and Team includes 30 under the planned launch terms. Usage resets monthly, with no rollover or automatic overage charges. Model-provider limits and bills are separate.

Can ArchLoop merge or deploy changes?

No. Our product direction keeps merges and deployments under human authority. ArchLoop is intended to investigate, verify, and prepare pull requests within configured policy.

Will ArchLoop be open source?

We aim to offer a useful, inspectable open-source core alongside the managed service. The license and exact source boundary remain undecided. We are not announcing a supported self-hosted product yet.

Which tools will be supported first?

The initial direction is JavaScript and TypeScript, GitHub repositories, and either native exception capture or a Sentry integration. Exact supported versions and compatibility are still being validated.

DEVELOPMENT STATUS

Dashboard online. Full loop in validation.

The dashboard and GitHub sign-in page are live. We’ve built error capture, issue assessment, and repository setup, while the complete customer journey and live error-to-pull-request workflow remain in validation. Paid plans and automated investigations are not enabled.

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