Early pricing, said out loud on purpose.
agentsnap is early, and pretending otherwise would be off-brand for a tool whose reports admit their own coverage limits. Here's where pricing stands today — no "Contact sales" maze, no seat-math worksheet.
The snapshot + diff layer, on GitHub July 2026
- Snapshot the full config graph to a content-hashed manifest
- Typed, severity-ranked diffs between any two snapshots
- Secrets redaction at capture
- CI-friendly exit codes and
--jsonoutput - Stdlib-only Python — audit it in an afternoon
The full tool, integration done for you
- Everything in open source, plus probe & drift attribution
- Weekly drift / diff report on your actual agent
- Integration done for you — under 30 min of your time
- Local-first: your config never leaves your machine
- Mutual NDA available · delete-on-request
- 50% off year one if you convert to a paid pilot
$99 small team · $500 team — early pricing
- Everything in the design partnership, ongoing
- Drift attribution + one-page reports, continuously
- Direct support from the person who wrote the code
- Your stack shapes the roadmap (adapters, ingestion)
- Cancel anytime — your snapshots are yours, always
Prices in USD. If these numbers feel insane or cheap for your team, tell me which — that's real data and I track it.
The fine print, without the fine print.
Why is there no per-seat or per-snapshot metering?
Because the tool runs on your machines — there's no infrastructure of mine for your usage to consume. You're paying for the drift-attribution layer, the reports, and the person maintaining them. Snapshot as often as you like.
What counts as "an agent"?
One deployed configuration graph — a prompt + tools + retrieval + model + KB that ships as a unit. Most teams start with their highest-stakes agent. Agencies running many client agents: talk to me, that's a different shape and I have a soft spot for it.
Is there a self-hosted option?
It's only self-hosted — that's the point. There is no cloud version to buy. Local-first isn't a deployment tier here; it's the architecture.
Will these prices change?
Probably — that's what "early pricing" means, and this page will say so when it happens. What won't change: design partners keep their 50%-off year one, and nobody gets rug-pulled mid-contract.
Not sure which door?
Thirty minutes, your questions, no deck. If agentsnap isn't a fit I'll say so on the call.