Pricing
Free while we're in private beta
We'd rather find out whether Elisha earns its place on your team than negotiate a contract first. Here's the shape of what's coming, so nothing about it is a surprise later.
Private beta
$0while it lasts
Everything Elisha can do today, for the teams helping us find out what it can't.
- Unlimited tasks, fair-use
- All eight integrations
- Isolated sandbox per run
- Notion, Slack, and GitHub intake
- Direct line to the people building it
Team — planned
TBDper completed run
Usage-based, because a team that assigns four tasks a month shouldn't pay like a team that assigns four hundred.
- Everything in the beta
- Scheduled and recurring jobs
- Multiple repositories and boards
- Run history and per-task cost reporting
- Roles and per-seat permissions
Enterprise — planned
Customannual
For teams whose security review has to finish before their engineers get to use anything.
- Signed DPA and security review
- SSO and SCIM
- Audit log export
- Regional data residency
- Support agreement with response times
Planned tiers are exactly that — planned. Nothing here is a commitment to a price, and nothing is billed today.
Pricing questions
What does Elisha cost right now?
Nothing. Elisha is in private beta and free for the teams using it. We'll give at least 30 days' notice before that changes, and no card is required to start.
How will runs be counted?
By completed run — one task, from the gate through to the pull request. A run that the gate hands back before touching any code doesn't count.
What happens to my pull requests if I stop paying?
Nothing. They're in your repository, on your branches, under your account. Elisha stops opening new ones; the work it already did is yours.
Do you train models on our code?
No. Your code is used to complete the work you assigned, in a sandbox scoped to your organization, and nothing else.