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What Pro adds

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The four things a Pro licence turns on, what stays identical on Community, and what it costs.

Pro

Pro turns on four things and raises one limit. Everything that decides what an agent may do - the 18 filters, the scoring, the supervisor, the audit chain - is identical on Community.

What the licence gates

Feature keyWhat it covers
usage_analyticsThe Pro panels on the local dashboard (30 and 90-day windows) and the team analytics on grith.ai.
cloud_syncgrith pro sync, shared team configs, and provider-key sharing.
policy_editorThe policy editor on grith.ai and the local /api/policies routes.
notification_channelsParked. See Notifications.

That is the whole list. The tier comes from the signed licence and nothing else - [general] plan_tier in your config is a display string that grants no entitlement, and the daemon overwrites it from the licence at start.

Concurrent supervised sessions

Community allows 2 concurrent supervised sessions. A paid licence raises the ceiling to 64.

⚠️A stock paid install still caps at 4

The effective cap is the lower of your licence ceiling and supervisor.max_concurrent_sessions, which ships at 4. Raise that key to use the full 64. See Supervisor config.

What does not change

  • All 18 filters, the same scores and the same thresholds.
  • Audit records stay on the machine. Cloud analytics publishes counts and rollups, never the records - see Analytics.
  • The learned reputation table leaves the machine only when you run grith pro sync, and your local learned rules never leave it at all.
  • Bring your own model keys.

Pricing

$25 per user per month billed monthly, $21 per user per month billed annually, up to 25 users. A free trial runs 14 days on one seat, one per team and one per email address.

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$ grith pro start-trial

Or sign in to an existing plan:

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$ grith pro login

Running grith across an organisation larger than 25 users: get in touch at grith.ai/contact.

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