The two plans
A plan, the billing tier DeployLog applies to an organization, is either Free or Pro. The plan belongs to the organization, never to a single project and never to a person. Chapter 11 covers the organization.
Pricing is one flat price per organization, every project included. Never per visitor, never per pageview. Free is $0. Pro is $19 a month, or $190/yr, 2 months free.
Free
Free covers 3 projects. Past that, DeployLog's plan check answers false for a Free organization, so the fourth project is not created.
What Free includes:
- Hosted changelog page
- Embeddable widget (DeployLog branding)
- RSS + JSON feeds
- CLI + GitHub Action
- Import from GitHub Releases
Free's quota, the number of model runs a plan affords in a calendar month, is 5 AI summaries. Chapter 07 covers AI summaries. Free also affords 5 generations, each one run of DeployLog drafting a chapter of a manual, the documentation DeployLog drafts from a repository. Chapter 10 covers the manual and what a generation is.
The two counts are separate. Spending summaries never spends generations. A generation reserves its slot before the model is called, so a run refused for a spent allowance drafts nothing. The refusal names the allowance the plan affords and the month it was counted against, and the count starts fresh on the first of the next month.
Pro
Pro is $19/mo, or $190/yr, save ~17%. Beyond unlimited projects and Unlimited AI summaries, Pro adds:
- Remove DeployLog branding
- Email subscribers + digests
- Advanced analytics
- Widget customization
Pro does not buy unlimited generations. Pro affords 20 a month, counted exactly the way Free's five are counted, and a run past the allowance is refused before the model call with nothing drafted.
Custom domain is on the roadmap. It is not a working Pro feature today.
How to upgrade
The two buttons on the pricing page sell nothing. Both point at /login. Sign in first.
The upgrade itself starts on the Billing page in the dashboard. There is one button per interval, the billing period you pay on: Pro, $19/mo and $190/yr. Either one opens checkout, the Stripe-hosted payment page, in the same tab. If DeployLog cannot start it, the button stops and prints Failed to start checkout underneath instead of redirecting.
The billing portal
Once a plan is active, Billing shows a Manage subscription button. It opens the billing portal, Stripe's hosted page for the subscription behind your organization. There you change between monthly and annual, update your payment method, download invoices, or cancel your subscription in the Stripe billing portal.
One exception. A plan applied by hand has no Stripe subscription behind it. DeployLog hides the button and says so: there is nothing to manage here.
The invoice names Monolithiq LLC, the company behind DeployLog.
Cancelling
Cancel in the billing portal, on the same page that holds invoices and the payment method. DeployLog has no separate cancel button in the dashboard.
Team features
Nothing named Team is for sale. There is no Team price and no Team checkout button. Both the pricing page and the Billing page carry the same line for SSO, roles, or private changelogs: an email link to hello@deploylog.dev. Write and say what you need.