Planned self-service pricing
AI Collaborator will launch as subscription software, not a one-time perpetual license. Payment is not being accepted until the buyer-ready release is tested.
Individual
or $190/year — two months included
Planned price. Not yet available for purchase.
Why subscription
Meeting surfaces, browsers, IDEs, models, APIs, agents, skills, and MCP integrations change continuously.
Grounding, verification, reporting, and workflow capabilities improve through maintained releases—not a frozen binary.
Security, consent, privacy, update delivery, and dependency remediation require an active product lifecycle.
Recurring revenue funds reliability and rewards retained customer value. A one-time license would create permanent obligations without durable funding.
Market basis
Current meeting-AI products range from free acquisition tiers through low-teens and $20–$30 individual/professional subscriptions, then into per-seat team products and sales-led enterprise contracts.
Fathom, Fireflies, Granola, Otter, and Cluely use free entry to drive adoption, with limits or paid expansion.
Cluely advertises Pro from $11.99/month on its current pricing page.
Positions the product as serious individual software without forcing enterprise pricing before commercial proof.
Avoma lists Conversation Intelligence at $29 per seat/month, billed annually.
Market prices and feature packaging change frequently. This launch price should be tested against activation, retention, willingness to pay, model economics, and support load before adding tiers.
What comes later
Launch one clear individual plan. Add team and enterprise tiers only when buyers demonstrate the need for shared memory, administration, integrations, retention controls, and governed workflow.
Future per-user or workspace subscription for shared evidence, review, administration, and organizational memory.
Price after paid-demand validationFuture annual contract for identity, tenant controls, approved integrations, workflow, retention, audit, and deployment requirements.
Scoped and sales-assisted