Pricing

$299/month, full stop. Small teams pay $99.

Bugspot is one product. Teams of 25 or fewer get an automatic 67% small-team discount; everyone else pays the standard price. Same product either way, no per-seat compounding, no enterprise call.

Public beta

Pricing kicks in at v1.0.

Bugspot is currently in public beta. Until v1.0 ships, every team gets the Free plan — no card, no expiring trial, no nudge emails. When v1.0 lands, Free goes away and the standard $299/month (or the $99 small-team price, if your team is 25 or fewer) takes over. Beta users keep paying $49.50/month for as long as their team stays at 25 or fewer.

Free

Beta only

Trying Bugspot during the public beta.

$0 / month
Start free
  • Every product feature, no limits

Goes away when v1.0 ships. Active beta accounts get a permanent $49.50/month discount on day one.

The pricing details

What differs,
what doesn't.

Free Small-team price Standard price
Members unlimited up to 25 unlimited
Projects unlimited unlimited unlimited
Workspaces unlimited unlimited unlimited
Every product feature
Monthly $0 $99 $299
Yearly $0 $990 (2 mo free) $2,990 (2 mo free)
Status Beta only At v1.0 At v1.0

No SSO tier. No audit-log tier. No "Enterprise — call us." Bugspot is built for 5–50 person teams; if you need compliance tooling or approval chains, Jira will serve you better. There is one plan because there is nothing to gate — every team gets the full product. The small-team discount is for being small, not for getting less.

Questions

Things people ask
before signing up.

What counts as a member?
Anyone with a login — admins, contributors, viewers, guests. If they can sign in, they count toward the 25-member small-team threshold. We don’t run a separate "viewer seat" SKU.
What happens if my team grows past 25?
Your small-team discount no longer applies. We don’t auto-charge you $299 the second you cross 26 — every admin sees a banner asking you to move to the standard price, and the move is on you. You don’t get locked out, and we don’t quietly raise your bill behind your back.
What’s actually different between the small-team price and the standard price?
Member cap. That’s it. Same product, same speed, same features. The small-team discount exists to make Bugspot accessible at small scale — not to ship a degraded version of it.
Why does the price jump $200 when I cross 25 members?
Because the small-team discount is for small teams. Once you’re past 25, you’re a regular customer paying the standard price. The cliff is real — the 26th hire costs you $200 once. The 27th, 60th, 100th are all free. The alternative — per-seat pricing — would feel smoother but compound forever; a $10/seat tracker costs your 50-person team $500/month and your 100-person team $1,000/month.
Can I switch between monthly and yearly?
Yes, anytime. We prorate the change.
What if I don’t like it?
30-day full refund, no questions. Cancel after that and you keep access until your billing period ends.
Why no per-seat pricing?
Because counting heads is the wrong incentive. We want you to invite the designer, the PM, the contractor, the new hire — not gatekeep them out of the tracker to save $8/month. Tier pricing means adding people doesn’t change your bill, until you cross the small-team threshold.
Why no enterprise plan?
Bugspot is built for 5–50 person teams. We deliberately don’t ship SSO, audit logs, role-based permissions, or compliance tooling. If you need those, you’re past our target market — Jira will serve you better.
What about beta users?
When v1.0 ships, beta users keep paying $49.50/month for as long as their team stays at 25 members or fewer — that’s an additional 50% off the small-team price, locked in for the life of the subscription, as long as it stays continuously active. If you cancel, the discount is gone; we’re not running a "come back and we’ll match it" program. The perk applies to the small-team price only; if your team grows past 25 and you move to the standard $299/month, the beta perk no longer applies.

Start free
during the beta.

No card. No expiring trial. No sales call. Sign up, set up your first project in ten minutes, and decide for yourself.