Pricing
One subscription. Every app.
No per-app licences. Nothing withheld for a higher tier. No meter running while you work — the models run on your own hardware, so there is nothing to count.
For people
The apps you use yourself.
Citron and Citron Guide — the two tools for the person at the screen. For anyone whose work is their own, or who simply is not willing to send it to somebody else’s server.
- Citron — the private AI workspace
- Citron Guide — on-screen guidance in any app
- Every future app for people, at no extra cost
- Models run locally, so no usage meter and no per-question bill
- Is there a free tier?
- The launcher is free. The apps are the subscription.
- Do I pay per app?
- No. One subscription opens all of them, including the ones not out yet.
- Is there a usage bill?
- No. The models run on your machine, so there is nothing to meter.
- Can I stop?
- Monthly, cancel whenever. Annual is cheaper and refundable pro rata.
For business
The tools the business runs on — and the personal ones too.
ERP, POS and CRM together, with Citron and Citron Guide included for everyone on the team. Nothing bought twice.
- Citron ERP — stock, invoicing, VAT and fiscal compliance
- Citron POS — orders and payment on every terminal
- Citron CRM — one customer record across the business
- Citron and Citron Guide included for everyone on the team
- Every future app for business, at no extra cost
- Do we pay twice for the personal apps?
- No. Citron and Citron Guide are included for everyone on the team.
- Do we pay per app?
- No. One subscription opens ERP, POS and CRM together.
- What about setup?
- Quoted once, after we have seen how you work. No surprise onboarding fee.
- Who owns the data?
- You do. It runs on your hardware and leaves with you if we part ways.
Who pays less
Learning on it, teaching on it, or just starting out — none of those should be the expensive case.
StudentsTBD
Anyone enrolled full time, at any level.
A student email address or an enrolment letter, renewed each year.
Teachers and lecturersTBD
Anyone who teaches, including part time and privately.
An institutional address, or a letter from the school.
Schools and universitiesTBD
Whole-institution access for teaching and administration.
A named contact at the institution.
Non-profits and charitiesTBD
Registered organisations, and the volunteers who run them.
A registration number.
New businessesTBD
A first venue in its first year of trading.
A company registration dated inside twelve months.
Paid yearlyTBD
Anyone who would rather not think about it every month.
Nothing to prove — it is simply cheaper.