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For software businesses

Your engineering rules,
applied automatically

At company scale the problem is not getting one good answer. It is getting the same standard applied across several products, several teams and several vendors who have never met each other.

No sales call · Change or cancel yourself · Your code can stay private

What changes

This tier is not simply more credits

It is the point where TechnicalAngel adapts to how your company builds software, rather than the other way round.

Several products, each with its own context

Different stacks, different teams, different histories — kept separate, and none of them polluting the others’ generated actions.

Company standards, encoded once

Your rules about testing, documentation, migrations and AI-written code become part of every procedure the platform generates.

Rules that fire at the risky moments

“Before a production deploy, run these checks.” “Before a migration, these.” “Every new service needs C4 documentation.” Written once, applied every time.

Vendors held to the same standard

Several contractors, one bar. Their work is assessed against your rules rather than against their own description of quality.

How it lands

Getting a company onto one standard

  1. Describe the company, not just a project

    Products, teams, vendors, the constraints that apply everywhere, and the rules you already wish were followed.

  2. Turn your rules into checks

    The informal “we always do X before Y” becomes part of the generated procedure, so it stops depending on who is on call.

  3. Write your own reusable actions

    The audit your company runs before every acquisition, or the release procedure specific to your platform, written once and available to every team.

  4. Give each product its own context

    So an action for the payments service never assumes it is the marketing site.

  5. Route the hard ones to a person

    Priority expert review for the decisions that are expensive to get wrong.

Included

Everything in Team, plus the company layer

Multiple projects

Each with its own technical context, documents and history.

Custom actions and policies

Your own procedures and your own rules, applied to everything generated for your company.

Invoice billing

Company details, VAT, due dates, paid and overdue states, and reminders sent without anyone chasing.

Is Business the right plan?

Team is enough if

You have one product and one team

You do not need rules applied automatically

A card payment is fine and you need no invoice

You are not managing multiple vendors

Business fits if

Several products or several teams

You want one technical standard across all of them

Contractors need to be held to your rules

Procurement requires invoices and company details

Pricing

The tier where your rules become the platform’s rules

Still self-service. Still no call required.

Team

$900 /month

20 credits every month

Up to 10 people

The people who build it can ask too.

A founder plus the people actually doing the work: a product manager, developers, the contractor you already trust.

  • Everything in Founder
  • A shared workspace: your team submits actions and questions directly
  • You see who spent which credits, and on what
  • Per-person credit limits when you want a ceiling
  • Project context the whole team works from, not one person’s memory
  • Roles: who can run actions, who can only read
  • Your contractors can be part of the conversation

One product, one team. Several products with separate stacks belong on Business.

Choose Team

Business

$1,900 /month

50 credits every month

People as your company needs

TechnicalAngel adapts to how your company builds software.

A company with more than one product, more than one team, and more than one vendor to keep honest.

  • Everything in Team
  • Several products and projects, each with its own context
  • Company-wide standards that every generated action follows
  • Your own reusable Technical Actions, written once for your company
  • Rules that fire before the risky moments: before a deploy, before a migration, before a release
  • A company administrator who sees every project and every review
  • Priority in the expert review queue
  • Invoice billing with your company details and VAT

This tier is not simply more credits. It is your engineering rules, encoded once and applied to everything the platform generates.

Choose Business

One technical standard, across everything you own

Start on Business, describe your company once, and let every generated procedure follow your rules.