Plans & pricing
Hyrax has three plans — Free, Pro, and Team. Pricing is per workspace (one Hyrax account, scoped to a GitHub organization or personal account). You pay for usage, not per-seat licenses: each job has a cost, and your plan's monthly included credit covers it. What changes between plans is the repo and seat limits, which workflows you can run, and how much usage is included.
Free is free — no card, nothing billed. Each month you get a Mini audit (up to 5 findings) and the Discovery run that grounds it, plus fixes for what it surfaces — about five fixes a month.
Plans at a glance
| Free | Pro | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Repositories (connected via the GitHub App) | 1 | 3 | Unlimited |
| Public repos (added by URL) | — | — | ✓ |
| Seats (users) | 1 | 1 | Unlimited |
| Mini audit — a quick pass, up to 5 findings | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Standard audit — focused 24-tool audit | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Full audit — complete ~39-tool catalog | — | — | ✓ |
| Discovery, fixes, and publishing AI context | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Revalidate and automatic PR review | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Monthly run volume | 1 Mini audit + 1 Discovery / month | No run cap | No run cap |
| Automatic self-improvement | — | — | ✓ |
| Included monthly usage credit | Free — no billing | $30 / month | $200 / month |
| On-demand overage | — | Opt-in | Opt-in |
The audit comes in three depths, one per plan: a quick Mini audit (up to 5 findings) on Free, a focused Standard audit (a 24-tool sweep across security, correctness, maintainability, performance, and dependencies) on Pro, and the Full audit (the complete catalog, adding architecture and the rest of operations) on Team. On Pro and Team there's no cap on the number of runs — you consume credit on each one. Workflows explains what each workflow does. Automatic self-improvement means Hyrax studies what each audit found — and what you dismissed — and proposes virtual patches: learned scanner patterns, skill notes, and per-repository conventions that apply at audit time without modifying any of your files. Each repo's Virtual Patches page lists every learned improvement, and you can activate, dismiss, or revert any of them.
How billing works
On Free, there's no card and nothing is billed. Your monthly usage — the Mini audit, Discovery, and the fixes they lead to — is covered by an included allowance; Hyrax simply won't start a job that would run past it.
The paid plans use included credit plus opt-in overage:
- Each billing period includes a fixed amount of usage credit — $30/month on Pro, $200/month on Team.
- Credit refreshes at the start of each period and expires at the end. There's no wallet, top-up, or carry-forward — unused credit doesn't roll over.
- Each job draws down your credit by its cost. When a period's credit is used up, opt into overage to keep running or wait for the next period.
Opt-in overage (Pro and Team): spend above your included credit is invoiced in chunks as you cross thresholds, so you only pay for what you run. A per-period ceiling caps how far overage can go. Overage is off by default — with it off, Hyrax won't run jobs past your included credit. Turn it on or off any time in billing settings.
Upgrade any time in your workspace billing settings — upgrades take effect immediately. Moving to a lower plan isn't self-serve yet; contact us at support@hyrax.dev and we'll sort it out. Cancelling a paid subscription doesn't delete anything — your workspace enters the read-only grace period described under Cancellation and payment, and resubscribing restores full access.
What a job costs (and where to see it)
Cost varies by repository and workflow. A Full audit of a large monorepo costs far more than a Mini audit of a small service, and publishing AI context costs little — no AI analysis. Because costs depend on your repos, Hyrax doesn't publish fixed per-job prices.
On Pro and Team, your spending is always visible in the app:
- Credits remaining — Settings → Plan shows your remaining monthly credit, what's pending, and when it renews. The same number lives in the top bar ("$12 of $30 this month"), one click from anywhere.
- Per-job cost — the Activity page lists every job with its cost, and a running job's page shows a live estimate that settles into the final figure when it completes.
- Spending over time — Settings → Spend breaks usage down by workflow, daily or monthly.
On Free there are no dollar figures to watch: Hyrax covers Free's costs, and the monthly allowance is enforced automatically — a job that would run past it simply won't start.
Spend controls
Several independent guardrails keep a single run — or a busy month — from surprising you. The strictest applicable limit wins.
- Per-job budget cap. Every job runs under a budget ceiling. A job that would exceed it is stopped before it runs away.
- Overage spending limit (your control). Set a hard dollar ceiling on overage spend for the billing period. Once on-demand overage reaches it, Hyrax refuses new cost-bearing jobs until the next period. It can't be set above your workspace's overall spend cap. (Your included plan credit is unaffected — this caps only the opt-in overage above it.)
- Velocity limits. Each plan caps requests per minute and dollars per hour.
Cancellation and payment
If a paid subscription is cancelled or a payment fails, the workspace enters a read-only grace period (about 30 days) rather than disappearing. Your repos, findings, and discovery context stay viewable — only new jobs pause. Resubscribe any time during the grace period to restore full access immediately. After it ends, the workspace is disabled. A payment hiccup doesn't interrupt jobs already running — in-flight work finishes.
Larger teams
There's no separate Enterprise tier. If you need more than Team covers — higher repo counts or custom contractual terms — talk to us at support@hyrax.dev. Custom needs land on the Team plan with arrangements layered on top.
See also
- Workflows — what each workflow does and which plan can run it.
- Quickstart — connect a repo and read your first findings.