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Pricing

Priced per active wallet, like the rest of the market

Developer

Free

up to 1,000 monthly active wallets

Everything works. No feature gates, no trial clock.

  • Unlimited apps and signing groups
  • Every login method and curve
  • Session signers and scoped keys
  • Webhooks, analytics, and audit log
  • Community support
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Most common

Team

$0.05

per monthly active wallet, after the first 1,000

The rate the network's economics are built on, paid in USDC against your group's balance.

  • Everything in Developer
  • Organization members and roles
  • Your own operator selection and threshold
  • Reshare on demand, no key migration
  • Email support
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Enterprise

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hybrid and self-hosted operator sets

Run a majority of your own operators, keep a minority external, and prove to compliance that no single vendor holds your keys.

  • Everything in Team
  • Run your own nodes alongside external ones
  • Contractual SLAs with named operators
  • Compliance and audit documentation
  • Named security contact
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Payments are not switched on yet

Usage is metered and the console shows what it would cost at the published rate, but nothing is being charged and no balance is being drawn down. When settlement goes live, you top up a USDC balance against your group’s billing contract — there is no invoice cycle to negotiate and no card to churn.

What an active wallet means

A unique authenticated identity that performs at least one key generation or signing operation in the billing period. The nodes meter identity hashes, not identities — the platform can count your active wallets without ever learning who your users are.

Where the money goes

Revenue is split between the operators who actually served your group and the protocol treasury. Operators are compensated as service providers with modelable unit economics, which is what makes recruiting a credible operator set a business decision rather than a speculative one. The split is a governance parameter, published rather than negotiated per customer.