Headless is cheap when there is no head to host.
Noodle Seed can keep personal apps free, and stay absurdly scalable at the top, because headless apps compile to data and run on one shared runtime. There is no per-business front end to host. Paid plans start when teams, customers, or enterprise environments need hosted operations.
Free
$0
Personal MCP apps and servers.
- 1M MCP calls per month included
- Zero-login local development
- Hosted deploys for prototypes and personal apps
- Owner-only or public access modes
- Widgets, prompts, resources, and tools
- Self-host and manifest export path
Pro
$29/month per workspace
Teams and early client workflows.
- 10M MCP calls per month included
- 5 production apps
- Org-member access modes
- Managed secrets and deploy metadata
- Deploy history and rollback
- Packaged image assets
- Email support
Scale
$199/month per workspace
Production headless operations.
- 100M MCP calls per month included
- 25 production apps
- Custom domains and higher limits
- Policy alpha and audit surfaces
- Release proof and rollback operations
- Managed asset edge readiness
- Priority support
Enterprise
Custom
Private-preview governance and deployment scope.
- Starts at $2k/month for private-preview customers
- SSO, SCIM, and audit export requirements scoped with the pilot
- Private connectivity or dedicated environment scoping
- On-prem or private cloud option
- Security questionnaire support
- SLA and implementation support path
Pricing is available during public beta. Limits may change before general availability; beta customers keep a 12-month price lock. Additional MCP calls: $5 per 1M on paid plans.
Launch Pilot
$5k-$15k one-time
Private-preview go-live support plus Scale or Enterprise.
- App shaping and production-readiness review
- Connector, auth, and security review support
- Directory and client review support
- Partner implementation playbook
- Go-live support model
Common questions.
How the beta pricing works and what stays honest during private preview.
How do overages work?
Additional MCP calls are $5 per 1M on paid plans. Calls stay cheap because the runtime is shared and the LLM runs in the host, not inside Noodle Seed.
Why workspace pricing?
Headless apps should not be priced per seat. The paid unit is the hosted runtime footprint: apps, usage, access mode, support, and governance.
What shapes the engagement?
Pricing depends on usage volume, hosted environments, access mode, support needs, private connectivity, and whether Noodle Seed helps with distribution and review.
What is not generally available yet?
SOC 2, ISO 27001, marketplace/private-offer availability, and enterprise platform approvals are not claimed as generally available during private preview.