Fourteen days of the whole product first — no card. After that, one flat price, and nothing you have to add on later.
The whole product, one price. No seats, no add-ons, no usage bill at the end of the month.
There is no free tier, and that is deliberate: a permanent free plan would have to withhold web research, which is the half of joris that shows why it exists. Two weeks of all of it is the more honest offer.
Any run that goes out and reads the live web. It costs roughly ten times what a run that only reasons costs, so it's the one number on the plan — everything else is unlimited because it's cheap to give you.
120 a month is 4 a day. A daily brief plus a daily house hunt is 60 — half your allowance, and two of the heaviest routines in the product.
Scout · €49/mo — 400 web runs, deeper search per run, unlimited routines. Not sellable yet, because the deeper search isn't built. Custom is a conversation today.
Tell us and we'll write when it ships →Your routines stop running and everything you've been sent stays readable. Nothing is charged and nothing is deleted — subscribe whenever you're ready and the same routines pick up on their next scheduled slot.
You can't overspend: at 120, routines that read the web wait for your period to reset, then pick up again on their own — thinking routines keep running throughout, and the usage page shows exactly where you stand. There is no overage billing, ever. If you keep hitting the cap, that's a conversation about Scout or Custom, not a surprise invoice.
Because your rate depends on where you are, and it's added at checkout. €19 is the price of the product; a consumer in Spain pays €19 plus 21% — €22.99. Printing the bare number and letting the till surprise you is the sort of thing we'd complain about ourselves.
No — a 14-day trial of everything instead. A free tier would have to be the product with the web research taken out, which is a permanent demo of the half that doesn't explain why joris is useful. Two weeks of all of it tells you more.
Cancel from the billing portal whenever you like — no email, no retention call. Routines stop at the end of the period you've paid for, and your history stays readable and exportable.
Tell us what you're running. The ceiling counts every routine you keep, paused or not, so making room means deleting one — and if that's the wrong answer for you, Custom exists precisely for the shape you're describing.
Need more than this plan holds? Tell us what you're running.