One rate. No seats.

Consul meters the work, not the people. Credits cost $2.375 per thousand at every size, and a workspace never spends past the ceiling you set.

16,000 credits

$38

$2.375 per 1,000, the same as every other size.

40,000 credits

$95

$2.375 per 1,000, the same as every other size.

80,000 credits

$190

$2.375 per 1,000, the same as every other size.

Buy from inside the workspace whenever you need more. Credits stay good for twelve months.

2,500 credits are granted free when you sign up, good for 14 days. No card.

Everything is in the price

There is no edition to upgrade to. A workspace on its first day has the same product as a workspace on its five hundredth.

What is a credit?: The unit we meter work in. A credit maps to what a run actually costs us to serve, at a published rate, so a heavier job costs more credits and a lighter one costs fewer. Nothing is estimated after the fact: every debit is a row in an append-only ledger you can read.
Do you charge per seat?: No. Add the whole company. You pay for work that runs, which means a colleague who reads a report costs nothing and the agent that wrote it costs what it cost.
What happens when the credits run out?: Work stops, which is the point. A workspace has a cap it cannot silently exceed, and members you nominate get an alert before it is reached. Buy another pack, or connect your own provider key and keep going.
Can I use my own model provider key?: Yes. Runs routed through your key are billed by your provider and Consul takes nothing on top. It is the same product either way.
Do credits expire?: Purchased credits stay good for twelve months and roll over month to month. The 2,500 you get at signup are a trial grant and last 14 days.

Point Consul at one drive and one tool, and see what it can answer by the end of the week.

2,500 credits to start, 14 days, no card.