Credits, not seats. One price for the whole company.

Credits are the unit Teklens uses to measure and bill usage across your whole workspace. With credits you run Playbook Activities, work in the chat with the Company Brain and keep the prepared context current, all from one balance. How many credits an action consumes depends on your plan and the feature used; credits do not necessarily have the same value across plans.

Three types of usage. Playbook usage: Activities that produce specs, checks and implementation proposals, and the work a chat hands to a project. Chat usage: messages in the chat with the Company Brain, with its own per-message price and a daily chat allowance. Context usage: the more projects and context you have, the higher the complexity and the consumption. Teklens optimises token efficiency per type of usage and gives every model only the relevant slice.

The Team plan belongs to a workspace, and everyone you invite into that workspace shares its credits. Pick the tier with enough monthly credits for everyone, then invite the whole team: one shared credit pool, one subscription, one invoice. Every member can work on as many projects as they like; per-member credit limits are set in the control centre.

They roll over: for one month on monthly plans, and until one month after your yearly plan ends on yearly plans. If the balance runs short, top up credits on demand or move to the next tier.

Both. Billed yearly, you pay ten months instead of twelve, so the price per month drops accordingly. Credits arrive monthly either way. Monthly plans cancel at month end, yearly plans at year end.

Then we talk about Enterprise: an individual credit volume with a price per credit by agreement, your own model or endpoint, priority support, and detection and control of sensitive data. Everything in Team is included.

In the first call we clarify your use case and the sources involved. Then our forward-deployed engineers set Teklens up with you: as a Secured Cloud in a dedicated environment or self-hosted on your own servers. There is no self-serve or test access.