Pricing

Credits are denominated in real USD and only consumed when a model writes explanations for you, or when you ask the codebase a question beyond the free monthly allowance. The documentation itself is built from the index, not written by a model, so reading it costs no credits on any plan, and neither do semantic search, the graph, hotspots or ownership analysis. Explanations on public repositories at or above 1,000 stars are written at our expense, not yours. Pro includes $5 of credits every month, on monthly and yearly billing alike. Top-up packs are $5 increments and never expire.

We clone your repo onto an ephemeral indexing container, parse it into a graph, and store the derived artifacts (documentation pages, dependency graph, hotspots, decisions). The cloned working tree is wiped at the end of every run. We never use your code to train any model. See our /legal/privacy and /legal/security pages for details.

Not on hosted Repowise. Hosted plans run on our model and AI use is paid from credits. The open-source CLI and self-hosted deployments use your own provider key.

Pro is for one engineer: 5 repos, your own credits and GitHub App install. Teams is for a whole engineering org: repos are indexed once and shared with every member (25 pooled repos), private access comes from a single org GitHub App install, billing is per-seat (3-seat minimum) with a shared credit pool ($5/seat/mo), and there are owner/admin/member roles. Teams also unlocks portfolio intelligence a solo user never needs: a cross-repo health dashboard, a cross-repo ownership and bus-factor rollup, and team-owned cross-repo workspaces.

Teams is billed per seat with a 3-seat minimum: $20/seat/month, or ~$16/seat/month billed yearly (about two months free). Every seat contributes $5/month of AI credit into one shared team pool the owner or an admin tops up centrally. You can add seats anytime from team settings; you can't have more active members than paid seats.

Repos a team adds are indexed once and visible to every active member, with no per-seat re-indexing of the same codebase. The team's pooled repo limit is 25 across everyone (not per seat). AI usage on team repos draws from the shared team credit pool; anything you index personally still uses your personal balance.

Free is built for open source. Any public repo gets a permanent public page, documentation built from the index, a README badge, semantic search, all the deterministic intelligence layers (graph, hotspots, dead code, ownership, decisions, symbol explorer), and 10 AI answers a month. Public repos at or above 1,000 stars also get their explanations written by a model at our expense. Adding a Repowise badge to your README earns weekly auto-refresh at no cost. Pro lifts the size cap to 5 GB, adds private repos, push-triggered auto-sync, written explanations on any repo you hold, AI answers paid from credits, full git history, and $5 of monthly AI credits.

On Free: 10 AI answers per month (shared between codebase chat and quick-ask), 1 concurrent index job, 10 new index calls per day, and a 7-day cooldown between manual refreshes of the same public repo. Semantic search and every deterministic layer are unmetered. Pro lifts the concurrent cap to 3, removes the answer limit, and adds a $20/day AI-spend ceiling. These limits exist to keep individual accounts from accidentally driving up costs, and most users never come close.

Yes. Cancel during a free trial and you pay nothing. After that, cancellations take effect at the end of the current billing period, and you keep Pro until then. Charges are non-refundable except where required by law.

The Free tier is permanent, with no time limit. When a free Pro trial is on offer, the Pro button on this page says so and shows its length. A trial needs a card. Cancel before it ends and you pay nothing; otherwise it becomes a paid Pro plan and your card is charged the day it ends. One trial per person.

The hosted product runs the same OSS engine on managed infrastructure: ephemeral indexers, push-triggered auto-sync from GitHub (Pro), team workspaces, and a chat experience with persistence. If you want to self-host, the AGPL-3.0 distribution on PyPI is feature-equivalent: `pip install repowise`.

Yes, on the Pro plan only. Install our GitHub App on the orgs and repos you want to index. Tokens are encrypted at rest with application-level keys. Pro plans get push-triggered auto-sync with a 30-minute polling fallback. Free public repos refresh weekly once a Repowise badge is in the README, and anyone can trigger a manual refresh in between, once per repo per week.