Commercial terms
teemd sells orchestration, review, and control. House-agent usage is metered through credits; BYOK usage is paid to the provider whose key you bring.
Updated August 30, 2026
$0/mo
Full crew access on the teemd house agent with five included runs.
Nine-role crew, same orchestration path as paid work.
Includes 5 approved work-packet runs per month.
Limited to 5 runs per rolling 5 hours.
BYOK key storage is unavailable on Free.
Coming soon
Open-weight models included free; frontier models (Opus/GPT/Gemini-class) on paid tiers
$20/mo
For solo builders who want BYOK plus a practical monthly run pool.
Includes 40 runs per month.
Burst limit: 10 runs per rolling 5 hours.
Paid subscription unlocks encrypted BYOK key storage.
Subscription billing, invoices, payment recovery, and tax collection run through Stripe.
Coming soon
Project memory — your conventions and house style, remembered across builds
Full build history, searchable
Canvas visual editing with push-to-repo
Unlimited private projects
$100/mo
A larger monthly run pool for heavier launch users.
Includes 250 runs per month.
Burst limit: 25 runs per rolling 5 hours.
Includes the paid-subscription BYOK and billing controls.
Lower effective run price than Pro.
Coming soon
Background & scheduled builds (still stop at the review gate)
Multiple deploy environments (staging → production promote)
Priority dispatch
$200/mo
The high-volume tier for power users and agency-style workflows.
Includes 650 runs per month.
Burst limit: 60 runs per rolling 5 hours.
Lowest subscription effective run price in the launch ladder.
Downgrades and cancellations are reflected through append-only billing records.
Coming soon
Team seats — $200/seat, each with its own 650 runs (V1.5)
Per-workspace engineering standards
Immutable audit & approval log
Programmatic API access
$15-$55
Prepaid overflow runs for spikes without surprise arrears.
10 runs for $15, 30 runs for $35, or 50 runs for $55.
Bundle runs expire after 90 days.
Monthly included runs are consumed before bundle runs.
Bundles do not raise burst limits or concurrency.