Tier Comparison & Pricing
Detailed comparison of all PawOS tiers — Go, Pro, Pro Max, Team, and Enterprise.
Individual Accounts
Go Tier (Free)
The free tier is perfect for learning, experimentation, and small projects. Get full access to Claude AI assistance with local desktop application.
- Cost: Free forever
- Execution: Planning and analysis only — no file edits, commands, or deployments
- Paw Compute: 132 PC / 5 hours, 528 PC / 7 days
- Use Cases: Learning, trying PawOS, read-only project analysis
- Payment: None required
Pro Tier ($20 USD/month or ₹1,913 INR/month)
Unlock full execution capabilities with the Pro tier — everything you need for everyday professional development.
- Cost: $20/month (USD) or ₹1,913/month (INR)
- Annual Option: $200/year (USD) or ₹19,053/year (INR) — saves 17%
- Execution: Full file edits, commands, installs, deployments
- Paw Compute: 400 PC / 5 hours, 1,600 PC / 7 days
- Autonomous Work: Available at volume-tiered pricing
- Use Cases: Individual developers, freelancers, solo work
- Billing: Individual account, auto-renewal (cancel anytime)
Pro Max Tier ($100 USD/month or ₹9,565 INR/month)
For power users who need significantly higher usage allowances and advanced features.
- Cost: $100/month (USD) or ₹9,565/month (INR)
- Variants: Available in 5x (₹9,565) and 20x (₹23,913) usage multiples
- Execution: Full capabilities (same as Pro)
- Paw Compute: 2,000 PC / 5 hours, 8,000 PC / 7 days (5x variant)
- Advanced Features: Extended context windows, custom configurations
- Autonomous Work: Same volume-tiered pricing, higher quotas
- Billing: Monthly only, individual account
- Use Cases: Data scientists, full-stack developers, complex systems
Organization Accounts
Team Tier (₹1,913 per seat/month)
Perfect for small to medium teams needing collaboration, shared workspaces, and organized billing. Maximum 150 seats per organization.
- Cost: ₹1,913/seat/month (multiply by total seats)
- Maximum Seats: 150 seats hard limit
- Seat Types: Standard (₹1,913) and Premium (₹9,565) available
- Execution: Full Pro capabilities per team member
- Paw Compute: 800 PC/seat / 5h (Standard), 2,000 PC/seat / 5h (Premium)
- Team Features: Shared organization workspace, invite members by email, audit logs
- Organization Settings: Team name, member roles (Owner, Admin, Member)
- Billing: Invoice-based for amounts >₹50,000, credit card for ≤₹50,000
- Address Capture: Automatic for invoices, billing address required
- Use Cases: Startup teams, consulting agencies, in-house development teams
Enterprise Tier (Custom Pricing)
For large organizations with custom needs, SSO, compliance requirements, and unlimited seats.
- Cost: Custom per-seat rates based on volume (contact sales)
- Maximum Seats: Unlimited
- Negotiation: Annual or multi-year contracts available
- Execution: All Team capabilities with no restrictions
- Paw Compute: 4,000+ PC/seat baseline, pooled and configurable
- Advanced Features: SSO/SAML, custom deployments, on-premise options
- Compliance: Custom SLA agreements, dedicated support channel
- Audit & Security: Full audit logs, advanced permission controls
- Support: Dedicated account manager, regular business reviews
- Use Cases: Fortune 500 companies, large consulting firms, strict compliance needs
Payment Methods
| Amount | Method | Tier(s) |
|---|---|---|
| ≤₹50,000 | Credit card (Visa, Mastercard, RuPay) | Individual, Team |
| >₹50,000 | Invoice | Team, Enterprise |
| Custom | Custom terms | Enterprise |
Product disclosure
This page documents the current PawOS behavior for Tier Comparison & Pricing. It is intended to disclose what users can see and use, what permissions are required, what evidence is recorded, and what limitations remain.
This disclosure is part of the PawOS documentation for Tier Comparison & Pricing. It is written to make the product behavior understandable before a user relies on it, pays for it, connects an account, approves a plan, or authorizes a machine-affecting action.
What users see
- Users see subscription plan, tier entitlement, Paw Compute usage, rolling limits, Autonomous Work Credit balance, checkout/payment status, and blocked-state messages when a request exceeds entitlement or balance.
- Billing docs should distinguish subscription usage from ticket-completion credits and should identify which runtime or action class consumes which meter.
- Upgrade, payment, and limit pages should describe what changes immediately in the app and what remains subject to confirmation or connector setup.
What PawOS does
- Paw Compute meters ordinary runtime usage according to the configured plan and rolling-window limits.
- Autonomous Work Credits are a separate dollar-denominated wallet used for eligible autonomous ticket completions.
- Entitlement checks run before execution-class work and before connector activation/restore where a connector is tier-gated.
Permissions and boundaries
- Buying credits does not upgrade subscription entitlements, and upgrading a subscription does not add Autonomous Work Credits unless a separate credit purchase or included allowance says so.
- Billing permission does not equal action permission. A paid tier can still be blocked by confirmation, connector scope, local system permission, or organization policy.
- Failed, blocked, or unverified autonomous work should not be charged as completed work.
Evidence and records
- Usage and charge records should identify source, amount, period/window, balance where applicable, and whether the event came from subscription usage or autonomous ticket completion.
- A billing block should explain whether the block is entitlement-restricted, usage-restricted, balance-restricted, or connector-restricted.
Limitations and user responsibility
- Exact plan limits and payment availability depend on current pricing configuration and payment-provider setup.
- Refunds, invoices, taxes, failed payments, and subscription cancellation are governed by the live billing provider flow and any applicable legal policy pages.
Warning
PawOS can assist with planning, coding, automation, connectors, billing flows, and system operations, but the user remains responsible for reviewing plans, confirmations, diffs, command effects, connector side effects, billing actions, and final outputs before relying on them.
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