Pricing
Priced for who you actually are.
Free to self-host. $15/year for individuals. Usage-based for developers. Subscription for teams. Every tier includes zero-knowledge mode — we refuse to gate privacy.
Self-Host
- Unlimited connections
- Zero-knowledge mode
- You run the server
- Daily sync (your schedule)
- Community support
- Apache 2.0 licensed
Personal
- Up to 5 connections
- Zero-knowledge mode
- We run the server
- Daily sync
- Community forum
Prosumer
- Unlimited connections
- Zero-knowledge mode
- We run the server
- Hourly sync + real-time webhooks
- Email support (72hr)
Pricing benchmarked against SimpleFIN ($15/yr) and Koinly ($99/yr) — both proven willingness-to-pay anchors for self-sovereign users.
Who picks what
Still not sure? Here's who picks what.
Bitcoiner tracking own stack
Personal ($15/yr) or Self-Host (free)Miner with <50 rigs or BTC merchant
Prosumer ($99/yr)Accounting firm with BTC clients or multi-entity Bitcoin business
Team ($49/mo) or Business ($199/mo)Building a product needing Bitcoin ingestion
Production API ($500/mo + usage)Reasoning
Why three pricing models?
Individuals → flat annual fee
SimpleFIN and Koinly anchored. No metering anxiety. The same person who runs a Bitcoin Core node doesn't want a usage meter ticking on their personal sats.
Teams → monthly subscription
QuickBooks and Xero anchored. SSO, audit log retention, and SLAs are what teams actually buy — and what they expect to see on a monthly invoice.
Developers → per-use, like Plaid
Pricing scales with their revenue, not ours. A fintech with 10k end users pays in line with the load they create. A weekend project stays free.
Zero-knowledge is not an enterprise feature.
We refuse to gate privacy behind a paywall. The audience that values open source the most is the same audience that values zero-knowledge the most — splitting them alienates both. ZKA mode runs on the free self-host, the $15/year Personal tier, and the Enterprise contract. Same code. Same guarantees. Same architecture.
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