Why is the trial the whole product instead?

Why there’s no free plan

Because the moment that sells Muster is watching a task close on its own with the verification passing — and any limit that delays that moment only delays your decision.

What the trial is

Fourteen days, every feature, no card. The parallel queue is in it. Roles and lanes are in it. Nothing is held back for a paid tier you have to imagine.

In fourteen days the moment happens on the first or second day. After that you know, and a free tier would only have kept you from knowing.

Why not a free tier with limits

A free tier of this product would have to cut one of three things, and each cut removes the argument:

• Cap the agents and it becomes a worse terminal.
• Remove the queue and it becomes a session manager.
• Remove verification and it becomes exactly the thing it exists to replace.

What you pay for

One price, once a year: US$ 89, or R$ 299 in Brazil, renewing.

It pays for keeping Muster in step with two CLIs that change every week. It is not rent on software already on your machine — and the distinction is enforced, not just stated: stop renewing and the last version you downloaded keeps working forever. What stops is the right to updates.

Who it isn’t for

If you use an agent now and then, on one project, your terminal is enough and Muster is dead weight. It starts paying for itself when you already have six to twelve terminals open and want to stop babysitting them.