termdeck
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Plans and limits
Termdeck charges for the control plane. The model tokens are yours and bill to Anthropic, OpenAI, or xAI under the subscriptions you already have.
Current prices are on the pricing section of the homepage, which is the authority. This page describes what each tier includes.
The three tiers
| Capability | Free | Starter | Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connected machines | 1 | 2 | 10 |
| Sessions running at once | 1 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Browser started turns | 30 a month | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Approvals, reading, stopping | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Push notifications | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| All three engines, full history | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Auto approve rules | Editor only | Yes | Yes |
| Queued turns | No | Yes | Yes |
| Checkpoint restore | No | Yes | Yes |
| Usage and cost analytics | No | Yes | Yes |
| MCP panel | No | Yes | Yes |
| Fleet board and search | No | Yes | Yes |
| Voice input | No | Yes | Yes |
Starter and Pro carry the same feature set. The difference between them is how many machines you can connect, so the question is the size of your fleet rather than which features you want.
The trial
Every new account starts on Pro for 14 days. No card is asked for at any point. When it ends the account drops to Free automatically and nothing is deleted: your machines stay registered, your rules stay saved, and your chats stay where they are.
Paid plans also offer a 7 day trial when you subscribe.
What counts as a metered turn
On Free, a turn is metered when you send a prompt from Termdeck. These are never metered, on any plan:
- Reading a transcript, live or historical.
- Approving or denying a tool call.
- Answering a question or a plan.
- Stopping a run.
- A turn you started in a terminal. That is your CLI's work, not Termdeck's.
- Push notifications.
The intent is that a free account can always watch its agents and always unblock one that is waiting. Metering applies only to starting new work from the browser.
Going over a limit
Nothing is deleted or hidden when you exceed a cap.
- Machines. Agents beyond the cap are refused at connection time. Since that happens in a terminal nobody is watching, the dashboard names exactly which machines are affected.
- Concurrent sessions. On Free, starting a second run while one is going is refused with an explanation rather than queued.
- Turns. When the monthly allowance runs out, the refused turn says so and the board shows the remaining allowance.
- Rules. Saved auto allow rules are paused, not deleted, and the settings page says paused rather than claiming a protection level that is not in force.
Changing or cancelling
Subscribe, change tier, or cancel from Settings, then Account. A cancelled plan drops back to Free rather than locking you out, and everything paused comes back if you subscribe again.
Creator codes are redeemed on the same page.
More than ten machines
Email [email protected] for fleet pricing.
Where model costs go
Termdeck never bills you for tokens and never resells model access. Turns run on your machine under your own Claude, ChatGPT, or SuperGrok subscription, and the provider bills you as it always has. The usage page shows what those tokens would have cost at published API rates, which is useful for comparing projects and models against each other and is not an invoice.