Every plan ships the whole workspace. Choose the capacity you need.

A host machine is a workstation holding an activated Ycode license; the activation is bound to that machine. A connected device is a phone, tablet or test target that is online at the same time under the same subscription. The two are counted separately and each plan sets its own ceiling for both.

Every machine that joins your IrisBuild fleet to take compile work counts as one build node. Build nodes are shared by the subscription, so raising that number speeds up compiles without needing more Ycode host machines.

Annual plans are charged once for twelve months. Where a tier offers both cadences, the exact saving against twelve monthly payments is shown on the plan card once you switch the toggle to Yearly.

Yes. An upgrade takes effect once Stripe collects the prorated amount, and the higher limits are granted after that payment succeeds. A downgrade is scheduled for the end of the period you already paid for, so nothing is lost mid-cycle.

The subscription stays active until the end of the billing period you already paid for and then stops renewing. You can resume it from your account at any point before it lapses.

Card payments are handled by Stripe. Where a plan is configured for it, paying in USDC on Solana is offered as an alternative at checkout.

Enterprise agreements include standing frontier models up for your team — hosted by us or deployed inside your own environment — and wiring them into the pipelines and internal systems you already run on. Which models, where they run and what they connect to are scoped with you before the agreement is signed.

No. On-site support is never part of a subscription price. Enterprise customers can add it: we scope the engagement — dates, location and how many engineers travel — and quote it separately from the plan. Write to [email protected] to arrange one.

That sits outside the subscription. Source access and source-level support are arranged case by case under a separate agreement and priced on their own — tell us what you need at [email protected] and we will scope it with you.

Write to [email protected] with the number of workstations, devices and build machines you run. Enterprise agreements can carry custom limits, purchase orders and invoicing terms.