Pricing pay for runs, never for reads
Every plan includes unlimited approvals, unlimited reading, and the full receipt ledger. You pay for the work your workers dispatch — nothing else.
Trial
- Everything in Solo, for three days
- Real dispatched work, not a sandbox
- No card up front
- Your workers and receipts survive the end of it
Solo
- 1 organization · 3 workers
- Unlimited approvals & reads
- Composer-authored workers — every change a diff
- Full receipt ledger, exportable
Company
- 3 organizations · 10 workers
- Org charts & the org-level hard floor
- Earned autonomy with expiry
- Everything in Solo
Scale
- Unlimited organizations · 40 workers
- Run allotment pooled across organizations
- Priority escalation support
- Everything in Company
Firm
- Per-client workspace isolation
- Client-scoped receipt exports
- Dedicated onboarding pilot
- Everything in Scale
Before you commit — or after
The services ladder exists for teams that want to understand what Sire will do to their operations before trusting it with any of it. Every step is a fixed-price engagement that leaves you with something you keep, and none of them require a subscription up front.
Teardown
We take one workflow of yours apart live: what a worker would own, where the irreversible steps are, and what your approval queue would actually look like. You keep the map whether you subscribe or not.
Book a teardown →Audit
A full pass over your operations: every delegated task, every hold, ranked by blast radius. Delivered as a written autonomy map with the three workers we'd build first — and the ones we'd refuse to.
Start an audit →Founding Pilot
We build your first organization with you, side by side: workers, rules, escalation paths, and the first 30 days of approvals reviewed together. The full fee credits toward your Company-tier subscription.
Propose a pilot →Company tier
The pilot converts straight into your ongoing subscription — 3 organizations, 10 workers, 800 runs a month. Every dollar of the $3,500 pilot fee is credited against it, so you pay only the difference until it's used up.
Start on Company →