Pricing
One payment. No subscription, no seats, no per-token fee. What changes between the two is how many people may use it and whether you may build for clients.
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Personal
€99 one-time
- One developer, projects you own
- Private GitHub repository access
- Updates as new attack patterns land, committed for twelve months from the first release
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Recommended
Commercial
€249 one-time
- Your whole team, and client work
- Private GitHub repository access
- Updates as new attack patterns land, committed for twelve months from the first release
- Security docs you can share with your team
Prices are before VAT; your country's rate is added at checkout. Paddle is the merchant of record, which means they are the legal seller: they take the payment, handle the tax and issue the invoice, so the invoice and your bank statement both name Paddle rather than me.
Paid once: no subscription, no seats, no per-token fee. Moving from personal to commercial costs €150 — write to us and we send you the link; use the same GitHub username as your first purchase, which is how the two are matched. It is not a button on this page yet.
What you get, either way
- The Next.js 16 and TypeScript kit: chat, retrieval over a folder of your documents, and the nine guardrails across the four stages above.
- The attack suite, so every payload can be replayed against your configuration, your model and your index.
- The docs: the AI Act notes and the control-to-risk map, written to be handed to a colleague.
- One provider interface for Anthropic, OpenAI or a local Ollama model, so the guardrail layer does not change when the model does.
- Retrieval is deliberately plain keyword scoring over a folder. There is no vector store, because the table above declares the vector store out of scope and shipping one would mean shipping the part I say I do not cover.
Before you buy, the two documents worth reading: Terms of sale · Refund policy