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Satyakod has three plans: Launch, Scale and Enterprise. Launch and Scale have a list price a year for the platform (see Upgrading your plan); Enterprise is priced by your account team. Your contracted code volumes and seats are agreed when your workspace is set up and can differ from the figures below. Billing shows what your contract includes (see Billing).

What each plan includes

Code volumes are per contract term (a year). Each plan includes everything in the one before it. White label is sold separately on any plan. Add-ons and extra code volume are in Billing.

Locked features

When your plan doesn’t include a feature, the dashboard still shows it, marked as locked, with the plans that include it: for example “Available on Scale and Enterprise. Contact us to upgrade.” Integration cards on Settings → Integrations show the same. On Launch, features Scale includes say “Upgrade to Scale” instead, with a link to the upgrade in Billing → Manage subscription (Upgrading your plan). For Enterprise, contact your account team or support. A Private Code design counts once by its name, however many versions it has. On Scale you can create and approve one design name; creating a design with a new name, or approving the first version of a second name, asks you to contact us. API calls to a locked feature answer 403 with "error": "not_in_plan"; see Requests and responses.

If your plan changes

Moving to a plan without a feature never breaks codes already printed, and never locks people out:
  • SSO that is already set up keeps working for sign-in. You can always turn Require SSO off, but not back on.
  • SCIM still removes people your identity provider deactivates or deletes, but adds nobody new.
  • SAP S/4HANA: the connection stays, but syncing stops.
  • WhatsApp verify bot: the bot stops answering messages.
  • Zebra printers: you can still remove a printer from a print line. Print lines without a printer work on every plan.
  • Code Studio: your designs are kept, but Code Studio is locked, so you can’t open them until you move back to Scale or Enterprise.
  • Batches already signed and printed keep verifying, including Private Code batches.

Pilots

A pilot workspace can try Scale’s features (Code Studio with one design, Zebra printers and SAP, and the WhatsApp verify bot) whatever plan it starts on. SSO, SCIM and audit log export stay on Enterprise.