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Plans & pricing

Plans & pricing

Pay for the people who publish prototypes. Reviewers are free and unlimited on every plan: one designer with eight people who only view and comment needs one paid seat, not nine. See Seats for how publishing permissions work.

The plans

Prices are per publisher seat. Yearly plans are paid once a year.

PlanMonthlyYearly
Starter$0$0
Pro$15/month$144/year ($12/month equivalent)
Team$29.99/month$299.88/year ($24.99/month equivalent)
EnterpriseContact usContact us

Pro and Team can be purchased under Settings → Billing by an owner or admin. For Enterprise, contact enterprise@artor.app. See Billing for payment adjustments, taxes, cancellation, and invoices.

What each plan includes

These are the starting limits for an organization with one publisher. Check Settings → Billing and Settings → Usage for the limits that apply to your organization.

Included capacityStarterProTeamEnterprise
Publisher seats1Unlimited paid seatsUnlimited paid seatsBy contract
ReviewersUnlimited, freeUnlimited, freeUnlimited, freeUnlimited, free
Prototypes running at once15UnlimitedBy contract
Memory per running prototype384 MB640 MB768 MB1,024 MB
Storage2 GB50 GB100 GBBy contract
Public-link views over 30 days2,50050,000100,000By contract
Shared SpacesIncludedIncluded
Team skills and starter templatesIncludedIncluded
Private packagesIncluded

Every account can create one Starter organization. Its initial publisher is the creator, who can transfer that seat to another member.

Pro includes shared environment variables. Team adds shared Spaces, skills, and templates. Enterprise adds the private registry and contract limits. SSO is coming soon. Mock datasets are available on every plan.

A view means someone opens a public share link, including someone on your own team. Opening a prototype from the dashboard does not count. Views use a rolling 30-day window; they do not reset on the first of each month.

Link passwords are included on every plan, including Starter, at no extra cost.

Capacity added by publisher seats

Each paid publisher after the first adds capacity to the organization:

PlanExtra storageExtra public-link views per 30 daysExtra prototypes running at once
Pro10 GB25,0001
Team25 GB50,000Already unlimited

For example, five Pro publishers have 90 GB storage, 150,000 public-link views, and nine prototypes running at once. Reviewers do not add capacity or charges.

Bulk source exports

Use artor dump to download the source of the organization’s prototypes together. Each run uses one export allowance:

PlanBulk export allowance
Starter2 per 30 days
Pro, Team, Enterprise1 per 24 hours

If you have used the allowance, the command tells you when you can export again. Downloading one prototype with artor pull does not use this allowance.

Inactive Starter organizations

A Starter organization with no sign-ins or CLI activity for 90 days is archived. Members receive an email before archiving. Any member signing in during the following 30 days restores its prototypes, versions, and comments. After that recovery window, the organization and its data are permanently deleted.

Activity, including opening the dashboard, resets the inactivity clock. Paid organizations are not archived for inactivity.

Upgrading

For an existing organization, open Settings → Billing, choose Pro or Team, and complete checkout. The plan changes after payment clears.

For a new organization, choose a plan in New organization. Starter is selected initially. If you choose a paid plan, complete payment, then return to New organization to finish creating it. Only one unused purchase can wait at a time. Your subscription starts at payment, so finish setup promptly; see new-organization billing for the unused-purchase refund process.

Enterprise is arranged with enterprise@artor.app.

Usage

Owners and admins can track seats, members, storage, and public-link views under Settings → Usage. See Usage for warning emails, measurement timing, and what happens at each limit.

  • Billing — checkout, plan changes, cancellation, and invoices
  • Seats — publisher and reviewer permissions
  • Usage — monitor usage and understand limits