KesherSuite is in early access until 31 December 2026, and paid plans aren't open yet. Until then everyone signs up on the free Trial — every feature, at the trial limits shown below, with no card. It's one date for everyone, so the earlier you start the more you get. Team and Business prices are what those plans will cost when billing opens, published now so you know exactly what you're getting into.

Sign up during early access and I'll honour these prices for your first year of paid use, whatever they've become by then.

BYOK: connect your own Anthropic key and pay the platform fee only. You buy AI direct from Anthropic at their prices, so there's no included allowance — which is exactly what the lower price reflects.

Trial

SGD 0SGD 0/ until 31 December 2026

No card required. Every feature, at trial-sized limits.

  • Up to 3 apps
  • Up to 20 entity tables
  • 50,000 rows
  • USD 10/mo of included AI usageUSD 10/mo of included AI usage
Start free

Free until 31 December 2026, however early you join. On 1 January workspaces move to a paid plan or to the free tier — nothing you've built is deleted either way, and your export stays open.

Most teams choose this

Team

SGD 199SGD 149/month

For a 5–30 person team running KesherSuite day to day.

  • Up to 10 apps
  • Up to 50 entity tables
  • 500,000 rows
  • USD 40/mo of included AI usageYour own Anthropic key — no included allowance
Start free

Can't be bought yet — you'll start on the free trial above.

Business

SGD 999SGD 699/month

For a team expanding into a second or third domain.

  • Up to 100 apps
  • Up to 1,000 entity tables
  • 20,000,000 rows
  • USD 250/mo of included AI usageYour own Anthropic key — no included allowance
Talk to me first

Every plan includes the same product — no feature gate between tiers, only usage room. Storage, AI usage, and row limits are soft guardrails against runaway usage, not artificial restrictions; they're not meant to bind a real team's day-to-day work. Think of them as headroom, not a meter you're expected to fill. If you ever bump into one, email me — I'd rather hear about it than have you quietly hit a wall.