A useful developer allowance with hard, predictable limits and no paid overage.
- 5 active projects
- 500 build minutes / month
- 3 concurrent previews
- 1 managed databases
- 25 GiB bandwidth / month
- No paid overage
Pricing
Start with a useful no-overage Free tier, then grow into centrally configured Prototype, Pro, Business, or Enterprise entitlements. Usage is metered now; unapproved paid prices are never presented as fact.
Free-tier limits are active. Paid prices are marked TBD or contract.
Plans
A useful developer allowance with hard, predictable limits and no paid overage.
Higher ceilings for pilots, hackathons, startup launches, and corporate prototypes.
Production-oriented allowances for individual developers and small teams.
Governed capacity for growing organizations and multi-team delivery.
Contract entitlements, dedicated infrastructure options, policy, and advanced governance.
Meters
Metering is done by SS-60 and billed by SS-10 — the same dogfooded self-serve path that runs the rest of the platform.
| Meter | Unit | Commercial status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Build execution | minute | Price TBD | Immutable usage event per governed build. |
| Compute | vCPU-second | Price TBD | Summarized by calendar month and tenant. |
| Memory | GB-second | Price TBD | Recorded independently from compute. |
| Functions | invocation | Price TBD | Serverless invocation allowance and enforcement. |
| Edge | request | Price TBD | Edge request allowance; runtime delivery remains infrastructure-dependent. |
| Bandwidth and storage | byte | Price TBD | Binary bytes; the console renders GiB for readability. |
Pricing FAQ
No. The Free catalog disables paid overage and returns a predictable quota error when a hard allowance is exhausted.
No. Prototype, Pro, and Business are marked price-tbd; Enterprise is contract. SkyForge does not invent prices before commercial approval.
SkyForge keeps an immutable, idempotent tenant usage ledger and hands summaries from SS-60 metering to SS-10 billing for rating.
No. All five tiers and their entitlements are loaded from the central versioned commercial catalog.