Onsay Start free

You don't pay until your code improves

Feedback, your docs and your roadmap are free on every plan. A plan covers the steps Onsay ships, and a step only counts once you merge it.

Onsay reads what your users tell you, works out which of it is worth doing, and writes the change.

Free to start. No card.

An hour of a developer's time costs more than a month of Starter or Pro.

Free

For trying it on a real product.

$0 /month

Start free
  • 10 steps a month
  • Past that, steps wait for next month
  • 300 AI conversations a month
  • "Powered by Onsay" on your widget

Starter

For one product that keeps getting better.

$9 /month

Start free
  • 30 steps a month
  • $1 per step past that
  • 750 AI conversations a month
  • "Powered by Onsay" on your widget
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Pro

For shipping every week, under your own brand.

$39 /month

Start free
  • 150 steps a month
  • $0.50 per step past that
  • 2,500 AI conversations a month
  • Your own branding, no Onsay mark

Studio

For one builder running many products at once.

$149 /month

Start free
  • 575 steps a month
  • $0.35 per step past that
  • 10,000 AI conversations a month
  • Your own branding, no Onsay mark

Every plan has unlimited feedback, projects, repos, teammates, knowledge base, API docs and roadmap.

Questions

What is a step?
One finished piece of something your product is missing. A small fix is one step. A big feature is cut into a few, each one working on its own. A pull request closes one or more steps, and they count once you merge it. Close one without merging and it costs nothing.
What happens past my plan?
On a paid plan Onsay keeps shipping, and each step past your plan is billed at your plan's price per step on your next invoice. On Free, steps wait for next month. Conversations past your plan are still answered, from your articles, without AI.
How hard is it to cancel?
One click, from your plan page. No call, no email, no offer of three months half price.
AI code is garbage though.
You see the reasoning before a line is written, and you approve or reject that reasoning. Reject it and nothing gets generated at all. That is the whole design.
I do not want it in my code.
It never writes to your main branch and it never ships anything itself. It keeps no copy of your source once the work is done.
What happens to my data if I leave?
Delete the product and everything about it goes. We never had a copy of your code to begin with.
Do you train on what my users tell me?
No. We publish aggregate numbers across everyone sometimes, never one customer's contents.

Free to start. No card.