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What the first plan includes.
Three plans are written down so the numbers have one home. There is no checkout and no self-registration: a plan is what you will get, not what you can buy this afternoon.
Design is the canvas, not a running bot
The Design plan is the workbench: see the flows, build and configure automations, read a run against checked-in redacted or synthetic data, keep revisions with receipts, and import a template as a new draft. It cannot launch a bot. That limit is the point of the plan, not a footnote under a price, and it is why the plan is named for the drawing rather than for a launch that is not in this build.
The canvas, the outline that stays in sync with it, the run ledger, and the immutable revision are in the current local build. You can do that work on your machine today. Starting the bot is a different plan, and that start is not available this afternoon.
Launch and Own agent are at launch
The Launch plan is everything in Design plus the point that starts the bot, and that start is at launch. Own agent is everything in Launch, with the included model usage replaced by an agent you already run and authorise yourself. Both plans are written so the work has a name before anyone can pay for it.
The numbers live on the pricing page and nowhere else in this post. Naming the plan is enough here. Repeating the figures would give the site a second source, and a second source is how a number drifts between the pricing page and a later note.
You cannot buy a plan today
There is no checkout and no self-registration. Early access is a list of operators, not a waiting room and not an account form. We write when a plan can be bought, and when the hosted build opens, and until then the page names the work rather than selling it.
The current build runs locally and answers only over loopback. A plan on this site is a description of what you will get, not a button that starts a bot this afternoon. Design is the honest first step: the canvas, the ledger, and the revision without the launch, so the script can be drawn and read before anyone asks the product to talk to a customer.