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Simple Pricing

Pay for what your
agents actually use.

Start free on testnet. Scale to mainnet when your agents are ready. No lock-in, no surprises — built on open protocols.

Sandbox

Free

For developers exploring the platform. No credit card required.

Start for free

Includes

  • 1 active agent
  • 100 memory operations / day
  • Stellar testnet only
  • 5 reliability lab scenarios
  • Community support
  • Public sandbox
Most Popular

Builder

$49/mo

For indie developers and small teams shipping production agents.

Get started

Includes

  • 5 active agents
  • 50,000 memory operations / mo
  • Stellar mainnet + testnet
  • Unlimited reliability scenarios
  • x402 payment triggers
  • Email support
  • Audit trails (30 days)

Team

$199/mo

For teams building multi-agent systems with shared memory and budgets.

Start team trial

Includes

  • 25 active agents
  • Unlimited memory operations
  • Team memory + shared budgets
  • Stellar mainnet + testnet
  • x402 payment triggers
  • Priority support
  • Audit trails (90 days)
  • Custom guardrail policies
Enterprise

Your infra,
your rules.

Self-hosted deployment, custom Soroban guardrails, SSO, compliance exports, and a dedicated support channel. Built for teams that can't compromise on control.

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Self-hosted deployment (any infra)
Unlimited agents + memory
Custom Soroban guardrail contracts
SSO + RBAC + compliance exports
Dedicated support + SLA
Private Stellar network option
Custom x402 payment routing
Audit trails (unlimited)

FAQ

Common questions.

What counts as a "memory operation"?

Any read or write to the Qdrant memory layer — including context retrieval at the start of an agent run, memory updates after a task, and team memory syncs.

Do I need my own Stellar wallet?

No. Pragmabase provisions a custodial Stellar wallet for each agent automatically. For production deployments, you can connect your own wallet via the SDK.

What is x402?

x402 is an open HTTP-native payment protocol. Instead of API keys, agents use Stellar micropayments (via x402) to pay for resources. Think of it as pay-per-action infrastructure.

Is my data stored on-chain?

No. Agent memory lives in Qdrant (self-hosted or managed). Stellar is used only for payment settlement and guardrail enforcement. Your data never touches the blockchain.

Can I self-host Pragmabase?

Yes — Enterprise plans include full self-hosted deployment with Docker + Kubernetes. You bring your own infra, Stellar node, and Qdrant instance.