§ Pricing
Tiers buy platform services — sync, collaboration, pools, workspaces, support — never the capability to compute.
§ The principle
Three rules decide every price on this page — and they are structural, not promotional.
01
Your device, your math. Anyone — even without an account — can author and run any computation on their own hardware, unbounded. No meter, no cap, no paywall on the compute itself: a structural rule of the platform, not an introductory offer.
02
What costs money is what runs on servers: hosted sync, sharing and live collaboration sessions, compute-pool coordination, team workspaces with roles, policies and audit logs, priority support. A tier changes what the platform does for you — never what your device may compute.
03
A Marketplace pack is bought once and it is yours: Scellis gates the delivery of paid bytes, never their execution. Once installed, it runs like everything else you have — inspectable, forkable, offline — and a later de-listing never breaks what you bought.
€0$0£0
Everything you need to build, train, and run on your own GPU.
€19$19£16 / month
For individuals and small teams who collaborate.
Custom
For organizations with compliance and scale requirements.
Scellis is not open yet: paid tiers activate when the studio opens, and the free tier is what opens first. Where things stand today.
§ Side by side
The capability rows are identical by design; only the services differ.
| Parameter | Free | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Run any computation locally | Unbounded | Unbounded | Unbounded |
| Author + extend the platform | Included | Included | Included |
| Offline after bootstrap | Always | Always | Always |
| Hosted sync + sharing | Starter allowance | Expanded allowance | Custom |
| Live collaboration sessions | Starter allowance | Expanded capacity | Custom |
| Compute pools | Starter allowance | Expanded capacity | Custom |
| Team workspaces: roles, policies, audit | — | Shared workspaces | Full governance |
| Support | Community | Priority | Dedicated + SLAs |
Exact allowances are published at launch. Computation itself is never metered — on any row, on any tier.
The Marketplace is separate from tiers
Content packs — blocks, models, datasets, kernels — are sold in the Marketplace, separately from any tier: bought once, owned, and inspectable on your device like everything else. The Copilot can browse and recommend, but it can never buy — that boundary is enforced at the server, not by a setting.
Hardware, offline use, privacy, what happens if you cancel — answered straight in the FAQ. Read the FAQ