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Pricing

Pay for fixes that hold.
Runs are included.

Free

$0per developer
  • 500 runs, 5 fixes a month
  • Full catalog, MCP and CLI
  • Bring your own agent

Pro

$200per workspace, per month
  • 10,000 runs, 100 fixes a month
  • $3 a fix after; $5 per 10,000 runs after
  • Receipts, history, CI gate

Team

Popular
$999per month
  • Up to 10 workspaces
  • Unlimited runs, 500 fixes
  • $3 a fix after
  • Fixes as PRs from CI
  • Up to 5 of your own APIs, from a spec

Enterprise

Custom pricing
  • Priced per workflow under continuous verification. Fixes included.
  • Internal services built for you
  • Drift, SSO, audit, SLA, self-hosted

A run is one scenario against the environment. A fix is a diff proven on the same scenario: fails on the old code, passes on the new.

Questions

Do I need to set up any keys or auth?

No. No API keys, no OAuth, no partner onboarding, no signup with the API provider. Pick an API and run it in an isolated sandbox — no real keys, no real charges, no production data touched. It still behaves like the real one, including state changes and webhooks.

What's a run?

One complete integration scenario, not a single API call. Example: Stripe accept_payment — create a customer, attach a card, charge it, then catch the webhook confirming the payment. The sandbox carries state between steps (the customer you just made exists for the charge) and fires the webhooks the real API would. That whole sequence — calls, state, and webhooks end to end — is one run.

Is the free tier actually free?

Yes. 500 runs a month, no card required. Enough to check whether your integration actually works. You'll see the limit in your dashboard — no surprise bills.

Is it open source?

The MCP and CLI are MIT — github.com/fetchsandbox/mcp and github.com/fetchsandbox/cli. You pay for the hosted engine: the sandboxes, the workflows, and the webhook simulation.

Bigger team, SSO, or on-prem?

Email [email protected] and we'll sort it out directly.