Simple, honest pricing.

No per-bundle metering. No "starting at". No sales calls unless you ask. Free for individual developers — always.

Free for developers — no credit card required.

The Community tier is permanently free. Track up to 3 projects with a rolling 10 snapshots each. Good enough for side projects, open source, and learning.

Plans

community

free for developers

$0/ forever
  • 3 projects
  • 10 snapshots / project
  • community support
  • no credit card required
get started →
popular

developer

solo or small team

$20/ month
  • 10 projects
  • 500 snapshots / project
  • regression alerts + digests
  • multi-snapshot compare (3–6)
  • data export + email support
upgrade →

team

agencies & orgs

$49/ month
  • 50 projects
  • unlimited snapshot history
  • full module detail, every snapshot
  • everything in developer
  • multi-seat & SSO (coming soon)
upgrade →

price: USD/month · billed monthly · cancel anytime

Everything you need to stop bundle creep.

Becoming a customer is free and easy: no credit card, no trial clock, no sales call. Create an account, grab a token, and your first snapshot is one curl call from any CI. Upgrade only when you outgrow the free tier — and cancel anytime.

feature matrix
feature community developer
bundle snapshot uploads
treemap visualisation
asset & module breakdown
gzip / brotli size tracking
projects 3 10
snapshot history 10 / project 500 / project
module detail (treemap) all snapshots latest 100
size regression alerts
multi-snapshot compare (3–6)
email digest reports
size budgets
data export
CI/CD GitHub Action
API access
multiple API tokens

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Is Community really free forever?
Yes. No trial, no credit card, no gotchas. Community stays free for individual developers as long as the service exists.
What counts as a "snapshot"?
One snapshot is one bundle report uploaded via CI or the GitHub Action — typically one CI run per branch. Community keeps the 10 most recent per project, Developer keeps 500, and Team keeps every one.
What is "module detail" and why does it expire?
Module detail is the per-module breakdown behind the treemap — which packages and files make up each bundle. It is by far the largest part of a snapshot, so Developer keeps it for the 100 most recent snapshots per project and Team keeps it for all of them. Older snapshots keep their totals, assets and trend line either way, so your size history and regression alerts are never affected — only the treemap drill-down stops going that far back.
Can I upgrade or downgrade at any time?
Yes. Upgrades apply immediately. Downgrades take effect at the end of the current billing period.
Do you offer annual billing?
No — billing is monthly only. Cancel anytime; no contracts.
What payment methods do you accept?
All major credit and debit cards via Stripe.

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