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Organizations come in three paid tiers — Starter, Premium, and Enterprise. Each tier sets your resource caps (how many agents, plans, and members you can have) and unlocks platform features. You manage all of this from the Billing tab of the organization dashboard.

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Compare the tiers

Starter

The entry tier — get your own service into the Catalog.

Premium

For teams shipping their first Nevermined-powered product.
  • Up to 100 agents
  • Up to 50 plans
  • Up to 5 team members
  • Member invitations
  • Publish up to 3 agents to the Catalog
  • Groups, budgets & shared payment methods
  • Organization wallets
  • Analytics dashboards
  • Embeddable widgets
  • Activity feed
  • Webhooks
  • AI instructions, llms.txt & ARD catalog

Enterprise

For organizations operating at scale across many products and teams.
  • Everything in Premium, with up to 10 Catalog listings
  • Customer management (CRM)
  • Realtime activity stream (WebSocket)
  • Unlimited agents
  • Unlimited plans
  • Unlimited team members
Publish to the Catalog is available on every paid tier — Starter is the cheapest way to unlock it. Customer management and the Realtime activity stream are the two Enterprise-exclusive features — they’re the main reasons to move from Premium to Enterprise.

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Pricing

All three tiers are recurring monthly subscriptions billed in USD through Stripe. You can switch tiers or cancel anytime from the Billing page; the live price for each tier is shown on the upgrade screen.
A subscription applies to one environment only. Upgrading your sandbox workspace does not upgrade live, and vice versa — sandbox uses Stripe test-mode pricing while live uses real charges. Trial a tier on sandbox, then subscribe separately on live when you’re ready.

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Upgrade, downgrade, or cancel

From the Billing tab, an Admin can move between tiers at any time: The Billing page also shows your invoices (date, amount, period, and status) so you have a record of every charge.

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Caps and entitlements

The Billing page surfaces a live caps table showing what you’ve used versus what your tier allows: Catalog listings are capped separately from agents. Enterprise has unlimited agents but still lists at most 10 in the Catalog; publishing over your tier’s listing cap is refused until you remove a listing or upgrade. Caps are enforced when you create resources. If you hit a cap, registering a new agent or plan is blocked until you remove something or upgrade. Below the caps, a features list shows which capabilities your current tier includes, with the locked ones clearly marked.

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The Lapsed state

If a subscription is canceled or a payment ultimately fails, the organization becomes Lapsed. A lapsed organization keeps its data, but the paid surface is locked:
  • Creating new agents and plans is disabled (existing ones remain).
  • Paid-tier features (catalog publishing, analytics, widgets, customers, activity, integration surfaces) are switched off.
When you cancel, your active Catalog listings are taken down as well. Resubscribing restores your organization and its members, but it does not relist them — resubmit each service and it goes through validation again. Reactivate at any time by resubscribing from the Billing page — your agents, plans, members, and customers are all still there waiting.

Workspaces & Members

Seats and roles within your tier.

Customers

The Enterprise-only customer CRM.