A pricing page is a promise.
It is the place where you stop talking about what your product could be and start saying what it is, in dollars and cents. We took our time on this one. The old “Unlock Arka Pro” popup was doing the job of a pricing page but pretending to be a modal. It is gone.
The four Arka plans
Two for individuals, two for teams. Real prices, in USD, that we intend to keep.
- Pro — $7 / month. Unlimited images, files, and deep reasoning. 50 MB uploads. Memory across conversations. Priority access. Everything in Free, and then some.
- Max — from $21 / month. 4× more usage than Pro. Mindmap generation. Legal, finance, and health advisor agents. Higher output limits. Priority access at peak hours.
- Team — $10 / seat / month (standard), $30 / seat (premium). 5–150 users. Central billing, SSO, domain capture, 200K context window.
- Enterprise — $12 / seat + usage at API rates. 20+ users. Pooled usage, 500K context, SCIM, audit logs, IP allowlisting.
The CTAs currently say Coming Soon. We are wiring up Razorpay; it is the next deploy. When the button starts working, the prices above are what you will be paying.
Why a full page instead of a modal
Modals are interruptions. You see one, you close it, you keep doing what you were doing. That is the wrong default for pricing — we want you to actually look at the plans, compare them, and decide. A full page gives the comparison room to breathe, separates Individual from Team, and treats the choice with the seriousness it deserves.
You can reach the new page from anywhere an “Upgrade” link used to live: the sidebar button, the profile menu, the Billing tab in Settings. They all route to the new pricing overlay now.
On founding-member pricing for Arka Pro
The first batch of paying users will lock in their rate as long as their subscription stays active. We will say more about this when Razorpay goes live. Until then, the prices above are the prices. Read our three pillars to see why accessible pricing matters to us as a principle, not a tactic.