Plans & pricing
First choose where Mesh runs. With hosted Mesh, choose how your agents get AI and execution separately.
For organizations that want infrastructure control.
You run the software and choose the infrastructure, models, connectors, and tools.
For teams that want to skip the infrastructure.
We host a dedicated Mesh for your organization. You configure its agents and choose AI and execution.
For a hosted instance
Bring your own keys — OpenRouter or Ramp Router for models, Modal or Fly for code execution, and more as we add support — billed by those providers with no markup. Or, for ease, use ours: pass-through billing at the provider’s cost plus 15%, from prepaid usage funds.
Only options marked available can be chosen today; everything else is labeled with its current status.
Choose it when you launch an instance. Texture provisions an OpenRouter key for that instance and installs it in Mesh, within a monthly spending limit you set in the console.
OpenRouter usage at the provider's rates plus a 15% management fee on that usage. Taxes are separate. Paid from prepaid usage funds, bought before first use.
Add an OpenRouter or Ramp Router API key inside your Mesh instance. A ChatGPT or Claude subscription is not an API key.
Billed directly by your provider. No Texture markup.
Choose it when you launch an instance. Code and repository tools run in Modal sandboxes on Texture’s Modal account, through a revocable, rotating credential issued to that instance only.
Modal sandbox time at Modal’s list price, metered per second, plus a 15% management fee on that cost. Taxes are separate. Per sandbox hour: Small $0.1770, Standard $0.3816 (Modal’s list price plus the fee). Paid from prepaid usage funds, bought before first use.
| Sandbox size | Modal’s price | You pay |
|---|---|---|
| Small: 1 CPU core, 512 MiB memory | $0.1539/hour | $0.1770/hour |
| Standard: 2 CPU cores, 2 GiB memory | $0.3318/hour | $0.3816/hour |
Optional. Add a Modal token or a Fly token in your Mesh instance’s settings for code and repository tools.
Billed directly by Modal or Fly. No Texture markup.
Configure connectors and create agents inside your Mesh instance. For Slack, connect management credentials once for the instance, then give each agent its own Slack app.
The 14-day trial covers the hosted instance only and starts at Checkout for your first eligible instance. Additional instances are billed without a trial. AI inference and execution are not part of the trial. Managed services are paid from prepaid usage funds, bought before first use; your own provider keys are billed by those providers.
Who takes care of what?
| Responsibility | Self-host | Hosted Mesh |
|---|---|---|
| Infrastructure | You operate it | We host it |
| Instance settings & connectors | You, inside Mesh | You, inside Mesh |
| Agent setup & configuration | You | You |
| AI inference | Your provider keys or a self-hosted compatible model endpoint | Your own OpenRouter or Ramp Router key, or managed AI with pass-through billing |
| Execution (optional) | Your own Modal or Fly account | Your own Modal or Fly account, or managed execution with pass-through billing |
| Usage charges | Paid to your providers, no markup | Paid to your providers with no markup, or to Texture for managed services at the provider’s cost plus 15%, from prepaid usage funds |
| Software access | MIT licensed; release in preparation | Mesh runtime + hosted service |
| Availability | Public release in preparation | Hosted beta |
A few useful answers
No. The subscription and its trial pay for the hosted Mesh instance only. With your own OpenRouter or Ramp Router key, your provider bills you directly with no markup. Managed AI is pass-through billing at the provider’s cost plus 15%, paid from prepaid usage funds; choose it when you launch an instance.
Hosted Mesh provides the runtime. A technical member of your team still creates agents, selects models, connects channels, and configures tools inside the Mesh instance.
Mesh Agent is our name for the fully managed combination: a hosted instance with managed AI, managed execution, and guided setup. It isn’t available to purchase. Each managed service will be offered with its own published price before it can be enabled. See what’s planned.
Mesh is being prepared for a public MIT release. The repository is currently private. Visit the open-source page for release status and the architecture you can evaluate now.
Review the current data and privacy limits, including operator access to stored content, and the runtime boundaries. Hosting beta onboarding is not a general-availability or compliance commitment.