Simple pricing for teams of every size
One product, two plans, and a week to make up your mind. The trial is the whole workflow with nothing held back. Pro is that for a team; Enterprise adds the controls an organisation needs before it can hand this to everybody.
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What's the difference between Pro and Enterprise?
Pro gives you the full design-to-code workflow for a team: the Topology, project creation and templates, drift detection, the editor, issue tracking with an AI agent beside every issue, and building and running services from the app. Enterprise adds what an organisation needs to run Compass together — role-based access control, service accounts, an append-only, hash-chained audit log, encrypted credential storage and policy scoped per domain and service.
Is there a free version?
There is a seven-day free trial of Pro. It takes a card, because it becomes a Pro subscription on day eight unless you cancel — and cancelling inside the seven days costs nothing. Everything in Pro is open during it but the team chat, which opens with the subscription itself on day eight; nothing is deleted if you stop, and the product tour shows you what you are signing up for before you start the clock.
What does adding a service create?
A project made from the template you pick, in the folder of the domain you add it to. Templates are your team's own: sets of files kept in Policy ▸ Templates, in any language, with the service's name filled into each file. From then on the code is yours. ▶ in the app builds a service the way its folder says — Cargo, Go, Gradle or Maven, npm, Python and more — and runs a Rust one, and Policy ▸ Run & build can give a level a build command of its own.
Can I switch plans later?
Anytime. Move between Free, Pro and Enterprise as the team changes. Your topology, code and configuration come with you.
How is Compass priced?
Per user. Pick monthly or annual billing at checkout — the annual price is twelve months, charged once.
Have a look first
Every plan shares the same core. Walk the tour first — it costs nothing and asks for nothing.