rtfx.pro

Pro

Pro — the same product, without the ceiling

100 artifacts, 5.0 GB of storage and every version kept, for one person or a handful. Start free and upgrade from Settings when you outgrow the free limits.

$12/mo per workspace

Pro is self-serve: create the workspace first, then upgrade from Settings. Checkout needs an account to attach the subscription to, which is why the button starts you free.

What Pro is

The same product as Free with the limits lifted, priced so one person or a small team can keep publishing without thinking about it.

  • Dedicated URL for every artifact. Every artifact gets a stable rtfx.pro/a.rtfx.pro URL you can keep sending after republish or rollback. This is not a custom domain; those are not built yet.
  • 100 artifacts, 5.0 GB of storage. Per workspace, not per person, and enforced at publish time — you are told which limit you hit and what the next plan up allows, rather than finding out from a failed upload.
  • Full version history. Free keeps the last 5 versions of each artifact because storage counts every one of them. Pro keeps all of them, and every version keeps its own URL, so rolling back never breaks a link you already sent.
  • Up to 3 people in the workspace. Enough for you and a couple of collaborators. Each carries a role — owner, admin, member or viewer — and a viewer can open what the workspace owns without being able to change it.
  • Everything the product does, unchanged. Publishing from Claude Code, the MCP server, Hermes, the CLI and the API; access by named identity; the view log; share links with an expiry. None of that is gated behind a plan — Pro raises limits, it does not unlock features.

How you get it

Self-serve, start to finish, with nobody in the loop.

  1. Create a workspace. Sign up with one emailed code. No password, no card, no review — every workspace starts on Free.
  2. Upgrade from Settings. The Pro upgrade link inside your workspace goes to a hosted checkout; the plan changes as soon as it completes.
  3. Nothing you published changes. Upgrading never alters who can see or open an existing artifact — it only raises what you may publish next.

What Pro does not add

Worth saying out loud, because every other plan page in this category implies otherwise.

  • Single sign-on, SCIM or a contractual SLA. Not built No plan has these today. If they are what you need, they are the conversation Enterprise exists for.
  • Custom domains for artifacts. Not built Artifacts are served from the shared content origin on every plan.
  • Usage-based pricing. Not built Plans are flat monthly tiers. Going over a limit blocks the publish; it never bills you.

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