The cheapest way in is to connect the loop beside the app you already run, setup included. Prefer to move your whole product over? That's a one-week Backlog Sprint. Either way you keep the loop on a monthly plan from $149/mo. Your own repo, database, and domain. Tokens included.
The core self-coding loop, on your own stack.
Every feature the platform has.
Every feature, plus a human in the loop.
The plan sets your features; usage is added on top — pick the monthly amount that fits how much you ship:
Already have a product? Send it over with your top 5 tickets. In one week we migrate it onto the platform (your repo, data, and users) and ship your first tickets, deployed and proven with video. Priced by app size.
A focused app on a mainstream stack. Clean migration, quick first wins.
A bigger surface or a busier codebase. More moving parts to bring across.
Complex or legacy. We scope the migration first, then ship your first batch.
Done-with-you. We run your backlog end to end; you just review and approve.
Every plan includes 2 hours free, live with the builder: your setup, plus a walkthrough of how to run your product. Book a time.
Own and self-host the full source: private repo access, run it on your own infra. One-time, no monthly.
Both run on the same subscription from $149/mo. The only difference is how your existing app comes aboard, and what it costs to get started.
Best when your current app works and you want to add a new self-growing surface (a portal, academy, admin, or customer area) without touching production.
Best when you want your ENTIRE product to run and improve itself, or your current stack is slow, legacy, or expensive to maintain.
Which is better? Integrate is the cheapest and keeps your two systems separate; migrate costs a Sprint up front but gives you one product that improves itself. If your core rarely changes and you just want to add capabilities, integrate. If you want your actual product to get better every week, or your current stack is slow or costly to maintain, migrate.
Try it, submit real tickets, watch it ship. If it doesn't hold up in the first 14 days, email us and we'll refund you in full. Monthly plans cancel any time, no lock-in.