One paid plan, and the only thing it changes is how far back you can look. Every rail, every project, every cost, the daily pull, the MCP server and the push API are in the free plan — it is history and trends you pay for.
No card required.
Or $90 a year — two months free. Cancel anytime.
Founding price: $49 a year for the first 100 accounts — 100 left — and it stays that price for as long as the subscription runs. It is the yearly plan with a discount Stripe caps at 100 redemptions, so when they are gone the checkout stops offering it rather than this page quietly going out of date. Start free, then upgrade under Account.
Nothing is deleted on the free plan. Your snapshots keep being recorded every day whatever you pay, so upgrading shows your whole past immediately — the limit is on reading it, not on keeping it.
Prices in USD, excluding any VAT that applies to you. Stripe is the merchant of record, so it handles payment, invoicing and EU VAT — card details never reach DevMargin. Upgrading and cancelling both happen under Account; cancelling takes effect immediately and drops you back to the free plan. Weighing this against something else? See how it compares — including what the others do better.