Free local beta
Install Scout locally, choose your workdir, and run CLI/HTTP/Docker workflows on your machine.
Scout Pricing
The economic rule is simple: local runs use your compute, so local beta can be free. Hosted runs use Scout workers, browsers, storage, LLM calls, security, and support, so hosted usage must be metered and priced from real unit economics.
Install Scout locally, choose your workdir, and run CLI/HTTP/Docker workflows on your machine.
Invite-only hosted credits while we validate actual compute, browser, LLM, storage, security, and support cost.
No arbitrary one-time price. Hosted Scout will use hard caps, usage credits, short retention, and visible cost controls.
Prepaid credits or wallet-style usage are the leading paid model. Subscriptions come later only if beta usage supports them.
Hosted economics
Every hosted run consumes variable resources: fetches, browser minutes, screenshots, storage, LLM calls, retries, security, and support. Hosted beta uses caps while unit economics are validated.
A one-time pass cannot economically support millions of calls. Hosted Scout must meter usage from day one and price from real costs.
Use local Scout when you need private artifacts, user-browser capture, repeatable research, or low-cost experimentation.