Start free
01Try ARIA
$0
Ask ARIA for something real and watch it do the work, before you create a paid workspace.
- 1 ARIA Build
- 1 normal refinement
- Working preview before payment
Pricing
One ARIA relationship. One pricing model.
You are not assembling a bundle. You get ARIA, and ARIA uses whatever capabilities the work requires — building, growth, voice, connections, workflows, operations. What changes as you grow is scale and governance, not the number of products you are paying for.
One relationship, four scales
The only thing that varies across these four is how much of the company ARIA is operating for. Every capability is available at every paid scale.
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Try it
Try ARIA
$0
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One person
Launch Pro
$20/month
- 3
A team
UbiVibe Team
$40/user/month
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An organization
UbiVibe Enterprise
Custom
Available at every scale
Build softwareGenerate pipelineHandle conversationsConnect 700+ systemsRun workflowsCompany contextMemory
What actually changes as you move right
Shared workspace and company context
Connected business systems
Governed actions and approval boundaries
Administrative control, policy and evidence
What is included
Every plan is ARIA. These are things you can ask it to do.
You never pick a product. Describe the outcome and ARIA determines which of these it needs.
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Build it
Websites, applications, dashboards, internal tools, and the workflows around them.
Explore →2
Grow it
Find accounts, run outreach, handle replies, update your systems, move the pipeline.
Explore →3
Connect it
Work across the business systems you already run, through access you control.
Explore →4
Run it
Operate the workflow end to end and keep going after the first result.
Explore →Plans
One ladder from free to enterprise.
Four scales of the same ARIA relationship — not four products. No hidden AI token accounting. The paid plans route through Stripe checkout; Enterprise is a contract motion.
Individual
02Launch Pro
$20/month
ARIA for one person who wants to keep building and refining real software.
- Your own ARIA workspace
- Included usage allowance
- Continue the project ARIA already started
Company
03UbiVibe Team
$40/user/month
ARIA for a company: shared work, connected systems, company memory, and governed actions.
- Shared workspace and collaboration
- Connected systems, memory, and governance
- Pooled usage allowance across the team
Enterprise
04UbiVibe Enterprise
Custom
ARIA with governance at organizational scale: policy enforcement, oversight, deployment scope, and evidence.
- Enterprise identity and access control
- Policy, approval boundaries, and auditability
- Contracted pooled usage allowance
Which plan matches my company stage?
The plan follows how the work expands — the product does not change.
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Founder
One free ARIA Build + one refinement. See ARIA do the work before paying.
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Individual
Launch Pro at $20/month to keep ARIA building for you.
3
Team
UbiVibe Team at $40/user/month once the work is shared and connected.
4
Enterprise
Custom scope for governance, deployment, and contracted usage.
At a glance
Compare the four scales side by side.
The same four scales of the ARIA relationship described above, lined up for a quick scan. Every one of them is ARIA — what changes is how much of the company it operates for and how it is governed.
| Plan | Try ARIA $0 | Launch Pro $20/month | UbiVibe Team $40/user/month | UbiVibe Enterprise Custom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Highlight 1 | 1 ARIA Build | Your own ARIA workspace | Shared workspace and collaboration | Enterprise identity and access control |
| Highlight 2 | 1 normal refinement | Included usage allowance | Connected systems, memory, and governance | Policy, approval boundaries, and auditability |
| Highlight 3 | Working preview before payment | Continue the project ARIA already started | Pooled usage allowance across the team | Contracted pooled usage allowance |
| Next step | Start free → | Continue with ARIA → | Bring ARIA to the team → | Talk to us about ARIA → |
Included capabilities
Subscription unlocks the product. Included usage powers the work.
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Product units
Customers see meaningful usage such as builds, refinements, executions, and voice minutes instead of provider token accounting.
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Pooled allowance
Paid plans include an allowance that can cover model execution, ARIA runtime, build compute, connectors, voice, and other metered execution.
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Protected expansion
When included usage is exhausted, additional usage is purchased rather than silently degrading the economics of the subscription.
Connected value
700+ connections, reached through access you govern.
ARIA can work across the business systems your company already depends on. Each connection uses scoped credentials with a named owner, ARIA takes only the actions that connection permits, what it did is recorded, and access can be changed or revoked without unpicking the work already done.
Frequently asked
What happens before, during, and after you buy.
Do I buy Launch or Grow separately?
No. There is one ARIA relationship and one pricing model. Building software, generating pipeline, handling calls, connecting systems and running workflows are capabilities ARIA uses — they are not separate subscriptions to assemble.
Is UbiVibe a different product from ARIA?
No. ARIA is the product you use. UbiVibe is the platform underneath it — company context, connected systems, execution, memory, governance, and evidence. You buy ARIA; UbiVibe is why ARIA can do the work.
What do I get for free?
One ARIA Build and one normal refinement, with a working preview before you create a paid workspace.
When do I start paying?
When you want ARIA to keep building for you, Launch Pro is $20/month. When the work becomes shared company execution, UbiVibe Team is $40/user/month.
What is included usage?
Paid plans include a pooled allowance that covers builds, refinements, executions, connectors, voice, and other metered execution — shown as product units, not provider tokens.
What happens after I buy?
The subscription unlocks the product surface; included usage powers the work; and additional usage is purchased only when the included allowance is exhausted.
Is Enterprise self-serve?
No. Enterprise is a contracted path — UbiGrowth scopes governance, deployment, support, and usage with you rather than charging a generic package.
What can ARIA reach on my systems?
Only the systems your organization connects and approves. Connections use scoped credentials, actions are recorded, consequential ones can require approval, and access can be changed or revoked at any time.
Choose your next step
Begin with ARIA. The scale changes; the relationship does not.
Ask ARIA to build
Websites, apps, dashboards, internal tools, and the workflows around them.
See how ARIA buildsSee what runs it
UbiVibe — the platform that gives ARIA context, connections, and execution.
Explore the platformControl and scale
What ARIA can reach, who decides, and how that is governed across an organization.
Talk to us about ARIAWhy this page is short
Why this page is short.
Most AI pricing pages are long because the product is really several products. You are asked to work out which modules you need, which tier unlocks the connector you were counting on, and how the usage meter interacts with the seat count — before you have seen the thing do anything.
There is one product here, so there is one decision: how much of the company is ARIA operating for. That is the only thing the four rows below vary. Every capability — building software, generating pipeline, handling calls, connecting systems, running workflows — is available at every paid scale, because they are things ARIA does rather than things you buy.
What does change with scale is the shape of the work and the governance around it. One person building for themselves needs a workspace. A company needs shared context, connected systems and a record of what was done. An organization needs policy enforcement, approval boundaries and administrative control. Those are the four rows.
Usage is metered as work — builds, refinements, executions, connector calls, voice minutes — not as provider tokens, because tokens are our unit of cost and not your unit of value. When the included allowance runs out, additional usage is purchased rather than the subscription quietly degrading.
You're likely here because
- You are trying to work out which module contains the capability you need
- The tier comparison is longer than the product description
- Nobody can tell you what a month will actually cost
- The connector you depend on turns out to be an upgrade
The four scales
What each scale actually changes.
Not a feature matrix. These are the four genuinely different situations a customer is in, and the row that fits each one.
Step 01
Try ARIA — free
One ARIA Build and one refinement, with a working preview before you create a paid workspace. There is no card and no call. This exists because the fastest honest answer to "would this work for us" is a real result.
Step 02
Launch Pro — $20/month
One person, their own workspace, an included usage allowance, and the project ARIA already started continues rather than restarting. The right row when the work is yours and the output is yours.
Step 03
UbiVibe Team — $40/user/month
The work is shared, so the context has to be: shared workspace, connected company systems, memory across the team, governed actions, and a pooled allowance rather than per-person budgets that strand.
Step 04
UbiVibe Enterprise — contracted
ARIA with governance at organizational scale — access control, policy enforcement, approval boundaries, auditability, data governance, administrative controls and evidence. Scoped with you rather than priced from a list.
Worked examples
Which row people land on.
Three real situations and the honest answer for each.
A founder who needs a working site and a way to handle inbound
Start free, see the build, then Launch Pro at $20/month. The connected-systems and shared-context features of the higher rows are not doing anything for you yet, and paying for them early is not a vote of confidence, it is waste.
A twelve-person company where three people need the same context
Team, at $40/user/month for the people who actually use it. The signal is not headcount — it is whether the work is shared. The moment two people need ARIA to know the same things about the same accounts, per-person workspaces start costing more than they save.
An organization whose security review has to sign this off
Enterprise, because what you need is not more capability, it is administrative control over the capability: who may grant access, which actions require approval, what is retained, and what evidence comes back. Those are contracted rather than toggled.
Choosing
How to choose without guessing.
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Use the free build first. One session, no card, and it answers more than a pricing comparison can.
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Pick the row that matches how the work is shared today, not the one that matches where you hope to be. Moving up is easy and does not restart anything.
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Count the people who will actually use it, not the people who have heard about it. Team is priced per user for that reason.
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If a security review has to approve this, start the enterprise conversation early — the questions are about boundaries and evidence, and those are worth agreeing before anything is connected.
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Watch the included allowance during the first month rather than modelling it in advance. Real usage is the only reliable estimate of real usage.
Controls
Controls that matter.
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Control 01
No card for the free build
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Control 02
Every capability at every paid scale
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Control 03
Usage metered as work, not tokens
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Control 04
Move up without restarting
Limitations and considerations
What this pricing does not do.
- It does not meter by provider tokens, so you cannot reconcile a bill against a model price list. Usage is expressed as the work it paid for.
- Enterprise is not self-serve and will not be. Governance scope, deployment and support are agreed rather than configured, which is slower and is the point.
- Included allowance is an envelope, not unlimited use. Heavy sustained execution buys additional usage; the subscription does not silently degrade to stay inside itself.
- Free means one build and one refinement. It is enough to judge the product and is not enough to run a business on, deliberately.
Start with ARIA
Not sure which scale you need? Describe the work.
Tell us what you want ARIA to handle and we will come back with how it would run and which plan that lands in. There is only one commercial relationship to get right.
- ARIA acts only through the systems and permissions you connect.
- Connections use scoped credentials you can change or revoke.
- Actions are recorded, and consequential ones can require approval.
Start here
Use ARIA before you decide what you need.
Start with one free build and a working preview. Continue when you want ARIA to keep going, and bring it to the team when the work becomes shared, connected, and governed.