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For product teams

The people building it
can ask too

On Founder, questions go through you. That is a bottleneck the moment there is a team. Here your developers, your product manager and your trusted contractor work from the same project context and ask directly.

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

What changes

What a team gets that one person does not

Everyone asks in their own name

No relaying questions through the founder and no losing the detail in translation. The person with the problem describes the problem.

You see where the month went

Who ran what, what it cost, and what came back. Credit spend stops being a mystery line on an invoice.

Limits where you want them

A ceiling per person, so an enthusiastic new hire cannot spend the whole month in an afternoon.

Roles that mean something

Who can run actions, who can only read, and who can invite. Enforced in the data layer, not by hiding buttons.

A typical month

Twenty credits across a working team

  1. Your developers verify their own work

    An independent second reading before a pull request lands. One credit each, and it catches the things self-review never does.

  2. Your product manager plans a change

    An implementation plan with the decisions surfaced, so the estimate conversation starts from something concrete.

  3. You audit before a release that matters

    Pre-deploy review and regression risk on the release nobody feels good about.

  4. The founder still gets the expert opinion

    Written review on the audit that decides whether the rewrite happens.

  5. Documentation gets written for once

    Because it costs credits rather than a sprint, it actually gets done.

Included

Everything in Founder, plus the team layer

A shared workspace

One project context the whole team works from, instead of one person’s memory.

Visible usage

Per-person credit history, so you can answer “what did we get for this month”.

Contractors included

The vendor doing the work can be part of the same conversation, under your rules.

Is Team the right plan?

You want Founder or Business if

You are the only person who will ever ask

You want the cheapest way to try this

You run several products with separate stacks

You need company-wide rules applied automatically

Team fits if

You have developers, in-house or contracted

One product, one team, one shared context

You want spend visible per person

Questions currently bottleneck through the founder

Pricing

Team sits in the middle for a reason

The jump is not volume — it is who is allowed to spend expert time.

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

Let the people doing the work ask the questions

Start on Team, invite the people who need it, and set limits if you want them.