Free
Get an application running.
Up to 25 resources · 1 pack max
Get started- One user · one environment
- Deploy and manage workloads
- Configured workload recovery
One pack covers up to 25 resources running at the same time. Start, stop and replace them as often as you like, Capsules included.
A resource is anything with its own lifecycle: a service, database, queue, bucket or job. Replicas count once.
Your cloud and coding-agent subscriptions stay separate.
Get an application running.
Up to 25 resources · 1 pack max
Get startedOperate your growing application.
Up to 50 resources · 2 packs max
Get startedEverything in Free, plus:
Put your team’s rules into practice.
Up to 500 resources · 20 packs max
Get startedEverything in Basic, plus:
Plan a larger deployment together.
Capacity agreed with your team
Talk to usEverything in Team, plus:
Rates are per pack, not per resource. Paid plans start at one pack. Add or remove packs whenever you like, up to your plan’s ceiling; past it, move up a plan. Changes mid-month are prorated, so a pack you drop stops costing you that day.
For example: 3 apps (36 resources) + 10 agent branches as Capsules (50) = 86 resources → 4 Team packs, $400 a month.
A frontend, API, database, worker and storage bucket are five resources. Replicas of the same service still count once.
At 26 resources running at once, you need a second pack. Stop one and the room is free again. Your plan determines how many packs you can buy.
Monk counts your resources on first use, before you choose a paid plan.
Get started free25 resources per pack. The plan adjusts to fit.
1 pack · Free
13 resources of room to grow.
Anything with its own lifecycle: a service, database, queue, bucket or job. Replicas of one service count once. Monk counts the resources when you first connect your application.
They use the same packs as everything else. A preview environment or Capsule counts its resources while it runs, and frees that room when it stops. You pay for what runs at the same time, not for how many you start in a month. Their cloud costs are billed by your provider as usual.
Up to your plan’s ceiling, add a pack whenever you need one, and remove it when you don’t. Changes mid-month are prorated. Past it, move up a plan; the calculator picks the smallest plan that fits. You can also choose a higher plan for its controls. Beyond 500 resources, Enterprise offers custom capacity and pricing.
The orchestrator automatically recovers workloads within configured policies. Watcher adds AI diagnosis; its proposed fixes need your approval. The Free plan includes configured workload recovery, without Watcher AI diagnosis.
Yes. Monk counts the resources in your application on first use, including on Free. You can review the count before choosing a paid plan.
Connect your application and see its resource count before choosing a paid plan.