Commercial model

Pricing built around operating reality.

Three plans mapped to three postures: sandbox fit, production launch, and enterprise governance. The plan should reflect the failure modes and support burden you are actually taking on.

  • 01Transparent plan boundaries
  • 02Sandbox-first adoption
  • 03Support aligned to risk
Fig 01plan matrix

Three postures. One operating language.

01

Sandbox

$0/ mo

For contract fit, webhook rehearsal, and integration validation before production pressure exists.

  • Sandbox workspace
  • Basic API throughput
  • Webhook retries
  • Priority support
  • Custom SLA
02recommended

Launch

$249/ mo

For production launches that need stronger limits, clearer observability, and accountable support pathways.

  • Production environment
  • Higher throughput limits
  • Advanced observability
  • Priority support
  • Dedicated architect
03

Enterprise

Custom

For regulated, multi-region, or high-complexity operations that need launch governance and operating partnership.

  • Custom throughput + SLA
  • Tenant architecture support
  • Compliance advisory
  • Dedicated architect
  • Executive support channel
Fig 02adoption path

Choose the burden you are willing to own.

Payment and identity systems should not outgrow their safety model. Each tier marks the point where the next class of operational responsibility becomes real.

01

Sandbox

Validate the contract before production responsibility starts.

  • Use sandbox to validate API contracts and webhook consumers.
  • Model idempotency and error handling before production rollout.
  • Move to Launch when real customer traffic, settlement risk, or support burden appears.
02

Launch

Operate production traffic calmly under operator expectations.

  • Run production traffic with stronger observability and support pathways.
  • Refine tenant boundaries and access controls as team size increases.
  • Move to Enterprise when architecture review, governance, or regional complexity becomes material.
03

Enterprise

Roll out with governance where launch discipline matters as much as throughput.

  • Engage architecture and compliance specialists for rollout planning.
  • Align SLAs, incident response, and data governance requirements.
  • Use dedicated support channels for critical production workloads.