Pricing
Nothing is charged today. genqasx is in early access and free to use while it is — Everyday will be $19 a month when billing opens, and a household and a small business pay the same. Cloud is a shared workspace still being built, and Enterprise is quoted on your deployment.
The found figure is the Parker household run above — four subscriptions nobody uses any more. That is one demo file and not a promise about yours. It is the bar we would like to be held to.
The plan to buy today, whether that is a household’s bank statements or a shop’s till export. Same app, same price, either way.
For when one machine is not enough and a team needs the same workspace. Not built yet — a shop buys Everyday today and loses nothing by it.
Every action scored, logged and reviewable, deployed inside your own network.
Prices in US dollars; taxes are added where they apply. Paying from somewhere else? Say so in the form and we will quote the same plan in your own currency.
What happens, and when
The part everyone actually wants to know before they start.
- Day one You open it and drop in a file No card, no account. It reads the file on your own machine and tells you what it noticed.
- Day fourteen We email you before anything is charged If you do nothing, nothing is taken. You are not signed up to something you have to remember to escape.
- After that $19 a month, cancel any month No call and no notice period. What is already on your machine keeps working either way.
What actually changes between tiers
The agents are identical. These are the operational differences.
| Everyday | Cloud | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get to use | Everyday AI | Everyday AI | Four named agents |
| What it costs | $19 a month | Quoted | Quoted |
| Where your data sits | Your machine | This device, for now | Your own network |
| Who can use it | One person | Not yet — buy Everyday for now | Your organisation |
| Audit log | Every run, locally | Every run, locally | Retained to your policy |
| Exports | Excel & PDF | Excel & PDF | Excel, PDF, SIEM |
| Support | Email & security review | ||
| Policy engine & proof of value | — | — | Included |
| Deployment | Runs locally | Hosted by us | Inside your VPC |
| Getting started | Free now, $19 later | Talk to us | Talk to sales |
Before you ask
Yes, and the names overlap confusingly, so plainly: Everyday is the plan you buy. Solo and Cloud are what the app calls the screen you land on — Solo is set up for a household, Cloud for a small business, and both run on your own machine. A shop on the Everyday plan uses the Cloud screen. The Cloud plan — the shared workspace — is a separate, future thing.
Today, honestly: the same app, plus email support from the people who build it, and the launch price held for as long as you stay subscribed. It is what pays for the next year of work on it. If that is not worth $19 to you when billing opens, do not subscribe — we would rather you walked away than felt sold to.
Better than one at the moment: it is free to use while it is in early access, with no card and no clock running. When billing opens, your first fourteen days are free on top of that.
Not yet, and not on day one either. Billing opens at launch, your fourteen free days start then, and reserving now holds the price and costs nothing. We will email you before anything is charged, and you can walk away at that point with no obligation.
What is already on your machine keeps working, with your saved answers and audit log intact — they are yours, not ours. Cancelling costs you nothing you had before.
Monthly by default, so you can leave the month you stop finding it useful. Yearly is $190 — the same thing with two months taken off.
Not on Everyday. You point it at a file and the work happens locally — nothing is uploaded. Cloud and Enterprise are the tiers where data sits somewhere shared, by design.
Because they depend on your data volume, where it is deployed and what governance you need. We would rather quote against your situation than publish a number that turns out to be wrong for you.
Yes. Everyday and Cloud are both one assistant — you hand it a file and it gets on with it. Enterprise is the same engine presented as four named agents, because a data team wants to run them one at a time and sign off on each. Moving up changes where things run and who can reach them.
That is the Enterprise tier: deployed inside your VPC, every action scored and logged, audit retained to your own policy and exportable to your SIEM.
Still deciding which tier fits?
Tell us where your data sits and who needs to reach it — we’ll tell you which tier that is.