Pricing without surprises
UGP uses a simple AI coding workspace pricing shape: Free for starting, Pro for individual daily work, Team for shared work, and Enterprise for custom rollout. Monthly usage limits and spend remain visible in the account portal.
StartFree
$0
No hard monthly limit
For trying UGP, opening the account portal, and validating the desktop workflow without payment.
- Personal account and base portal
- Windows app start after a release is published
- Projects, agents, and history in the account
- Spend, credits, and device overview
IndividualPro
$20/month
No hard monthly limit
For one developer working daily with agents, terminal checks, history, and usage.
- AI coding workflow for individual work
- Higher monthly usage
- Stripe Checkout and Customer Portal
- API keys, history, and spend exports
TeamTeam
$40/user/month
for shared workspaces
For teams that need roles, invitations, centralized billing, and shared account settings.
- Members, roles, and invitations
- Team projects and history
- Centralized devices and keys
- Shared team billing
ScaleEnterprise
Custom
No hard monthly limit
For procurement, legal review, security policy, self-host discussion, and rollout.
- Custom terms and procurement
- Security and policy review
- Self-host and provider discussion
- Deployment and rollout support
Use Free to validate the workflow
Free is for creating an account, opening the portal, checking the Windows release state, connecting the app when available, and confirming that local project work fits your workflow.
Use Pro for individual daily work
Pro is the individual plan for regular agent-assisted coding, terminal checks, project history, API keys, and usage visibility without team administration.
Use Team when work is shared
Team is for member roles, invitations, centralized billing, shared project/account records, connected devices, and API key governance across several users.
Use Enterprise for procurement and policy
Enterprise is the right path when legal review, security policy, rollout planning, self-host discussions, or custom commercial terms are required before adoption.