Free
€0 /month
Explore the RustGrid workflow core with a small workspace and the current free limits.
- 2 projects and 3 users
- 100 tickets/month
- 10,000 API requests/month
- 7-day audit retention
Current published plans
Pay for the durable workflow capacity your team needs.
Start with a small workspace, grow the workflow core behind your engineering system, and move to a custom annual contract when standard limits no longer fit.
Billing truth: the signed-in billing response and tenant entitlements are authoritative.
Builder
Example plan snapshot
Monthly
Projects
limit: 10
API requests
limit: 250,000/month
Audit retention
30 days
Illustrative billing UI. Your authenticated workspace supplies the real plan and usage values.
Four clear paths
Choose by workflow scale, not invented agent quotas.
The published matrix covers projects, users, API keys, ticket records, requests, webhooks, storage, custom fields, retention, and support. It does not publish run, concurrency, or repository entitlements.
Builder
€99 /month
More durable workflow capacity for teams building and operating real product integrations.
- 10 projects and 15 users
- 5,000 tickets/month
- 250,000 API requests/month
- 30-day audit retention
Scale
€899 /month
Higher published limits for larger teams, deeper event volume, and longer operational history.
- 100 projects and 100 users
- 100,000 tickets/month
- 5,000,000 API requests/month
- 365-day audit retention
Enterprise
Annual /custom
A contracted plan with custom resource limits, custom retention, and contract support.
- Custom projects, users, and keys
- Unlimited ticket and API-request usage
- Custom webhooks and storage
- Custom audit retention
Published billing matrix
Compare every current limit.
“Tickets” is the current API and billing resource name. The product experience presents structured engineering work as missions; the underlying contract remains /api/v1/tickets.
| Plan detail | Free | Builder | Scale | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | 0 €/month | 99 €/month | 899 €/month | Annual/custom |
| Projects | 2 | 10 | 100 | Custom limits |
| Users | 3 | 15 | 100 | Custom limits |
| Active API keys | 2 | 10 | 100 | Custom limits |
| Tickets | 100/month | 5,000/month | 100,000/month | Unlimited usage |
| API requests | 10,000/month | 250,000/month | 5,000,000/month | Unlimited usage |
| Webhook subscriptions | 1 | 10 | 100 | Custom limits |
| Webhook deliveries | 1,000/month | 50,000/month | 1,000,000/month | Custom limits |
| Storage | 1 GB | 50 GB | 1 TB | Custom limits |
| Custom fields | Not included | Included | Included | Included |
| Audit retention | 7 days | 30 days | 365 days | Custom retention |
| Support | Community access | Standard onboarding | Priority onboarding | Contract support |
This table intentionally does not assign plan limits for agent runs, worker concurrency, or connected repositories. Those entitlements are not present in the current published plan matrix. Check live billing before making a purchasing decision.
What changes with scale
More room for state, actors, events, and history.
Projects, users, and keys
Published limits expand the number of projects, human users, and active API credentials that share the workflow core.
Requests and event delivery
API request, webhook subscription, and webhook delivery limits grow as RustGrid connects more of your engineering system.
Storage and audit retention
Higher tiers publish more attachment storage and longer audit retention for operational context and review.
Authoritative at runtime
Your workspace decides what is available.
RustGrid’s billing service returns the active plan, usage, and entitlements for the signed-in tenant. That response takes precedence over a cached page, screenshot, or sales description.
Inspect workspace billing
Entitlement resolution
Authoritative
01 authenticate tenant
02 read live billing
03 enforce entitlements
Pricing questions
Read the limits literally.
We would rather leave a row absent than imply an entitlement the billing contract does not publish.
Does a plan include a fixed number of autonomous runs?
No run allowance is listed in the current published matrix. Do not infer a run or concurrency entitlement from the project, ticket, or request limits; check the authenticated billing experience.
Are missions billed as tickets?
Mission is the public product term for structured engineering work. The current API resource and published billing counter are still tickets.
Can the static page differ from my workspace?
Yes. Your signed-in billing response and tenant entitlements are authoritative, especially for contracted or recently changed plans.
How is Enterprise priced?
Enterprise is annual/custom. Its exact limits, retention, and support terms belong in the contract.
Start with the real system
Create the workspace. Inspect the live limits. Put missions in motion.
RustGrid keeps engineering intent, agent work, validation, and review in one operational history.