No tiers with features held hostage. Everything standard is in the base price.
It's free right now. Join during the beta and your base locks at $19/mo for life — under the standard $24. Extra seats and add-ons stay at their normal price.
The whole standard set, every instrument, no cap on your own work.
You're in the queue — first come, first served. I'll email you an invite when your turn comes up, and that's the only email you'll get. No marketing, ever.
It's free right now. Join during the beta and your base locks at $19/mo for life — under the standard $24 below. Extra seats and add-ons stay at their normal price.
There's one plan, and everything standard is in it — projects, time, mileage, tickets, notes, reports, invoices. Alongside it sit the Instruments: bigger pieces with real cost behind them, priced on their own so you're never paying for a room you don't walk into. There are two today and there will be more, because I keep building. Set the dials and you'll see your actual number, not a “from” price.
Counting you. Clients and guests are always free and never counted.
Calls in the app, with your clients and students as guests. One price no matter how many of you there are — it's the only line with real infrastructure behind it.
Your customers file their own requests, and you follow them all the way to a release. The ticket queue itself is standard — this is the door outward.
Everyone you add gets the whole standard set — every instrument you have, and their own Cockpit, notebook, links, music and modes on top of it — and logs their own miles and hours. Not a viewer license: most tools charge twelve to twenty-five dollars a head for a seat that can only look at things. Three of you is $42 for all of it — about what three seats of one project tool costs on its own.
More Instruments are on the Runway, and I keep building. Nothing new ever switches itself on, or quietly changes what you pay.
Clients, students and guests · people who file requests · projects, tickets, notes and reports · the ticket queue itself · invoicing your own tracked hours.
The whole product, one person, twenty-four dollars. This is what most people pay, and it's not a stripped-down tier — it's everything except video and the door outward.
Request a beta inviteFree while we're in beta, no card — and beta testers lock this base at $19/mo for life. Add-ons switch on and off whenever; the month you don't need Formation, you don't pay for it.
Paying twelve months up front to save two is a bet on me. I'd rather earn it monthly.
Turn one off and its data goes read-only, never deleted. Turn it back on and everything's where you left it.
Some of what I build lands in the standard set at no extra cost; the bigger pieces arrive as their own Instrument, off until you want it. Either way your bill only changes when you change it.
You get an email first, and your rate holds for a year. If $24 is the thing stopping you, write to me instead.
This is the short version of the site, cut down to what reads well on a small screen. The full thing — every instrument explained, the pricing configurator, the whole story — lives on the desktop site. So does the app: Cloudbase is meant to be worked from a real screen, at a desk, with your hands on it.