$_  free during the beta

It's free. That's the whole page.

cmdline is in beta. Every feature is switched on, there's no card to add, and nothing to cancel. We'd rather find out whether this is useful than argue about tiers.

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What you get

All of it. Uptime monitoring, error tracking with spike and regression detection, deploy tracking, incidents, business metrics and events, Sparkle desktop distribution — driven over MCP and CLI on one API key.

  • Unlimited apps and monitors
  • 1-minute uptime checks
  • Error tracking, grouped and deduplicated
  • Spike and regression detection
  • Deploy tracking on the same timeline
  • Business metrics and custom events
  • Sparkle desktop distribution
  • ntfy, Slack, email and webhook alerts
  • 90 days of history
  • MCP + CLI on one API key

Questions

What's the catch?

There isn't one yet. cmdline is early and we want people using it more than we want their money. Everything is on, and there's no trial clock running out.

Will it stay free?

No — at some point cmdline will charge, because it has to run somewhere. When that happens we'll tell you well before it takes effect. You will never be billed by surprise, and nothing you've set up will stop working without warning.

Do I need a card?

No. There's no checkout, no card on file, and nothing to cancel.

Are there limits?

Two, and they're about cost rather than upsell: checks run at one-minute intervals, and history is kept for 90 days. Everything else is unlimited.

Why no per-seat pricing?

Per-seat punishes the thing we actually want — your team, and its agents, using the backend. Whenever pricing does arrive it'll be per org and flat, so a 3-person team pays what a 30-person team pays.