The unit of pricing matches the unit of the product. You serve N tenants — brands, customer portals, white-label apps — Argus charges per tenant. Your end-users don't show up on the bill.
For our first three design partners. Free for the first 12 months in exchange for a working relationship: weekly feedback, a written case-study at month six, and a willingness to break things together.
Post-pilot teams running 10–100 tenants from one shared platform. Fixed per-tenant pricing, annual contract, three-week onboarding.
Regulated industries, 100+ tenants, or anyone whose security review takes longer than the trial period. Custom contract, dedicated infrastructure as a deployment option.
Per-MAU pricing for a feature-flag platform is a tax on customer growth. If your tenant scales from 10k to 100k end-users, your flag-platform invoice goes up 10× for the same number of flags, same number of tenants, same number of engineers. Argus charges for what we actually run: tenants. The math stays sane.
An external entity you ship features to with its own configuration: a customer brand, a white-label app, a customer-specific portal, an embedded OEM instance. Internal staging environments are not tenants and aren't billed.
Growth tier includes a 20% headroom over your initial count without an invoice adjustment. Past that, we true up at renewal at the same per-tenant rate.
We publish standard rates before the pilot cohort closes. Until then, what we'd quote on a website is a guess; what we quote in email is grounded in your portfolio shape. Email a founder for the current number.
Not yet. Argus is built for teams running portfolios; we'd rather under-promise than ship a free tier that becomes its own support load before the pilots are done.