EVENHELM
Pricing

Pay for reads, not for seats.

EvenHelm bills one flat price per workspace. The number that changes between plans is your monthly sync allowance — one sync being one dispatched provider read for one connection — along with how often those reads are allowed to run.

Plans

Free

Three accounts, read once a day.

$0forever
150syncs / month
Max refresh
Daily
Seats
2

Team

Every account you own, checked each morning.

$19/ month
750syncs / month
Max refresh
Daily
Seats
10
Most popular

Growth

Six reads a day, so a spike surfaces the same afternoon.

$59/ month
2,500syncs / month
Max refresh
6× a day
Seats
25

Scale

Hourly reads, seats for everyone, three years of history.

$149/ month
6,000syncs / month
Max refresh
Hourly
Seats
Unlimited

Every paid plan opens with a 14-day trial. Free stays free, and never asks for a card.

Compare

Every dimension, side by side.

Free carries the same six connectors, the same forecast and the same budget alerts as Scale. What you buy above it is frequency, room and history.

EvenHelm plan comparison, from Free to Scale
FeatureFreeTeamGrowthMost popularScale
Priceper workspace, per month$0$19$149
Syncs per monthone dispatched provider read, per connection1507506,000
Maximum refresh rateDailyDailyHourly
Connectionscloud accounts and model organizations3UnlimitedUnlimited
Seats210Unlimited
History retained3 months13 months36 months
CSV exportIncludedIncluded
Invoices3 / month100 / monthUnlimited
SupportEmailPriority
ProvidersAWS, Azure, Google Cloud, OpenAI, Anthropic, GeminiAll sixAll sixAll six
Forecasting & budget alertsIncludedIncludedIncluded

More than 6,000 syncs a month?

Send us the shape of the estate — how many accounts, how often you need them read — and we will price it against the allowance rather than inventing a tier for it.

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Questions

How the allowance works.

The allowance is the only unusual thing about this pricing, so here is exactly how it behaves.

What counts as a sync?

One sync is one dispatched read of one connection at one provider. Every connection is metered separately, so a workspace holding an AWS account and an OpenAI organization spends two syncs each time it refreshes — four connections on a daily schedule work out to roughly 120 syncs in a 30-day month. Scheduled refreshes and the Sync now button draw from the same allowance.

What happens when I hit the cap?

Scheduled refreshes stop for the rest of the calendar month. Nothing is deleted and nothing is locked: the dashboard, exports and invoicing keep working on everything collected so far — the numbers simply stop moving. The allowance resets on the first, and upgrading restarts the schedule the same day.

Can I change plans mid-month?

Yes, from Settings → Billing, as often as you need. Stripe prorates the difference on the next invoice. The new allowance applies immediately, less whatever you have already spent this month, so upgrading on the day you hit the cap gets reads flowing again without waiting for the first.

Are connections really unlimited?

On every paid plan, yes — attach as many AWS accounts, Azure subscriptions, Google Cloud projects and model organizations as you have. What we meter is reads, not attachments, so your plan follows from how often you want the numbers refreshed rather than from how your estate happens to be split up. Free is the exception, capped at three.

Start on Free and see the number.

Three connections, read once a day, for as long as you like. Upgrade when the allowance is what's holding you back.