Pricing

Buy spec runs when you need them.

No subscription. Each spec run turns one uploaded or pasted spec into tickets for GitHub and, when connected, Jira and Confluence.

Free

For validating the workflow and running light personal experiments.

1 delivery repository
10 spec runs for testing
GitHub Issues and Projects delivery
Optional Atlassian OAuth validation
Community support

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Starter

Suggested

$15 one-time

For a solo builder or small team moving specs into GitHub with optional Atlassian sync.

15 spec runs
3 delivery repositories
Optional Confluence spec publish or update
Optional Jira ticket sync

Team

$49 one-time

For teams that turn specs into tickets regularly and need more delivery capacity.

75 spec runs
10 delivery repositories
Shared workspace dashboard
Low-credit reminders

Business

$149 one-time

For production teams with higher spec volume, invoice needs, and broader sync usage.

300 spec runs
30 delivery repositories
Priority support path
Workspace usage reporting

How credits work

One spec run equals ticket output from one spec.

Credits stay in the workspace until used. When the balance gets low, users can buy another pack through Stripe.

Create a spec job

A run is consumed only after generated tickets are produced. Failed generation and retrying jobs do not count.

Keep access

Users can always view previous specs and tickets, even when credits are gone.

Buy more

Buy another one-time pack when the workspace needs more spec runs.

Payment methods

Stripe checkout only.

Stripe

Pay once with Stripe Checkout. Stripe processes the payment; Tickets Hub manages the spec-run balance.

How purchase works

1. Sign in

Use GitHub sign-in so the app can attach billing to your workspace.

2. Choose capacity

Select Starter, Team, or Business based on the number of spec runs needed.

3. Pay

Use Stripe checkout for a one-time payment.

4. Run specs

After payment is confirmed, the workspace receives the purchased spec runs.