Pricing
Hosted skill QA for teams that need evidence.
Start with a hosted review surface for serious practitioners, graduate into shared team workflows, and keep the open-source CLI as a secondary proof path instead of the headline act.
Open-source CLI
Keep the MIT-licensed proof path. Do not make it the whole funnel.
$0 gets you the CLI, local dashboard, skill health badges, and a local-first way to prove out the loop. Use it for credibility or experimentation, then move into hosted review when your team needs shared evidence.
Included in OSS
- Unlimited local skills and local dashboard
- MIT licensed, source available on GitHub
- Docs and local workflows for a proof-first path
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the hosted product and the open-source CLI?
The hosted product is for teams who need a shared review surface, durable evidence, and longer-lived visibility across proposals. The open-source CLI remains MIT licensed and useful as a local-first proof path, but it is not the primary commercial funnel.
What does Team add over Pro?
Team adds a shared review queue, multi-user workspaces, longer history, and a team-facing operating model for proposal review and rollout. Pro is for an individual who still wants hosted evidence.
How does selftune handle privacy and data?
The hosted plans are built around reviewable evidence, not indiscriminate telemetry dumps. Teams control what they ingest, and enterprise plans add governance features like SSO, RBAC, audit logs, and retained history.
Do Pro and Team offer trials?
Yes. Both hosted plans start with a 14-day trial. The goal is to get a team to a real reviewable proposal before any long procurement conversation starts.
When should I talk to sales?
If you need SSO, tighter governance, self-hosted relay options, or procurement support, go straight to Enterprise. Otherwise start a Team trial and validate the workflow first.
Start with hosted evidence, not another internal spreadsheet.
Team is the default recommendation when multiple people review or depend on the skill. Start there unless you are clearly buying for a single operator.