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one plan. a hard cap.

Priced per person, by the hour of review. Start with a free trial, 7 days or 10 hours, no card. When the hours run out, review pauses and the bill stays put.

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$39₹3,299per person, a month

25 hours of review a month

About an hour each working day.

  • Review pauses at 25 hours. You are never charged more than the plan.
  • Opens later. No payments are taken yet.
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7 days or 10 hours, whichever comes first. Your 7 days start when your machine connects. No card needed.

If your trial ends before paid plans open, write to hello@plottypus.com and we'll keep you going.

Book 20 minutes

What is included

  • Live review of your Claude Code session
  • Checks every done against what actually ran, and sends the agent back when it does not hold
  • Findings with proof: the file, the line, the run that shows it
  • The review file, written into your repo

$39 a month (₹3,299 in India) for 25 review hours. Paid plans open later.

Questions about the plan

What happens at 25 hours?
Review pauses until your next month starts. Nothing is added to the bill, and your coding agent keeps working as it does now; it is just not reviewed until the hours come back.
How do I cancel?
Paid plans are not open yet, so there is nothing to cancel and nothing is charged. The trial needs no card and simply ends.
Do I get an invoice? What about tax?
When paid plans open, every payment will come with an invoice, and where tax applies it is shown before you pay. In India the price is in rupees, everywhere else in dollars.
Is there a plan for teams?
The plan is per person: everyone on your team gets their own hours, however many agents they run. For one bill across a team, book 20 minutes and tell us how your team works.
Why hours, not seats or pull requests?
Review runs while your session runs, so hours are what it costs. 25 hours is about an hour each working day, and a cap you can see is easier to trust than a bill you cannot.

More in the FAQ. What the reviewer catches and misses: how we test it.