# Understanding Usage Limits and Pricing

### Quick comparison

| Plan           | Price                             | Best for                                      | Key limits                                        |
| -------------- | --------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| **Free**       | **$0** (no credit card required)  | Trying ratl.ai for the first time             | **5 total executions**, **only enabled modules**  |
| **Pro**        | **$9 / month (Early Bird Offer)** | Individuals + teams running tests regularly   | **No execution limits**, **only enabled modules** |
| **Enterprise** | **Custom**                        | Larger orgs + security-sensitive environments | Custom modules + limits (per contract)            |

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### Important: Module access depends on what’s enabled

Not every plan automatically unlocks every module.

* **Free and Pro** give access to **only the modules currently enabled for those plans**.
* **Enterprise** can include **additional modules** (web, APIs, performance, compliance, etc.), based on what your org needs.

If you don’t see a module mentioned elsewhere, you’re not “missing it” — it may simply **not be enabled for your plan**.

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### Free plan

#### What you get

Free is for *trying the product end-to-end* without setup.

* **Enabled modules only** (whatever is currently available for Free)
* **5 executions** to try the platform (within supported modules)
* **AI agents** that plan and run tests (where applicable)
* **Step-by-step execution**
* **Detailed reports**
* **Video recording** for every run

#### Usage limits

* **Execution capped at 5 runs**
* After you use the free quota: **upgrade required** to continue running tests
* **Only enabled modules available** on Free

#### Good fit if you are…

* Exploring ratl.ai for the first time
* Trying real tests quickly, without setup
* Validating if this fits your workflow before paying

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### Pro plan (Most Popular)

#### What you get

Pro is built for teams that want confidence before shipping and want early access to what ratl.ai ships next — within supported modules.

* **Enabled modules only** (whatever is currently available for Pro)
* **More executions every month**
* **Faster execution queue**
* **AI-driven planning, execution, and analysis**
* **Conversational insights** on test results
* **Saved runs + execution history**
* **All capabilities of enabled modules**

#### Early access advantage

* **New modules and features included automatically when they become enabled for Pro**
* **Priority access to new drops shipped every 2 weeks**

#### Usage limits

* **No execution limits apply**
* **Only enabled modules available** on Pro

#### Trust note

Cancel anytime · Early Access pricing

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### Enterprise plan

#### What you get

Enterprise is ratl.ai as a full AI-powered quality + reliability solution, tailored to your SDLC.

* **Modules can be enabled based on your needs** (web, APIs, performance, compliance, etc.)
* Deploy ratl.ai as shown in Studio
* **Dedicated cluster**
* **Bring your own LLM**
* **Custom agentic workflows** aligned to your SDLC
* **CI/CD integrations + release gates**
* **Advanced observability and reporting**
* **Enterprise-grade security and access controls**
* **Dedicated consulting + ongoing support & SLAs**

#### Good fit if you are…

* A large engineering organization
* In regulated or security-sensitive environments
* Moving QA and reliability to AI at scale

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### Which plan should you pick?

* Choose **Free** if you just want to **try it** with **limited executions** and **enabled modules only**.
* Choose **Pro** if you want to **use it continuously** with **no execution limits**, but still within **enabled modules only**.
* Choose **Enterprise** if you need **more modules enabled**, **security**, **scale**, or **custom deployment/workflows**.

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### Want the full breakdown?

For detailed limits, module-by-module access, and everything included, go to the detailed pricing page.


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