Free
$0
- Unlimited
- Unlimited
- 3 health checks
- 3 team seats
- 10 documentation pages
Start free. Upgrade when you outgrow it.
No credit card to start. No surprise limits. What you see below is what you get.
Pro
Pricing announced at launch
Join the waitlist- Unlimited
- Unlimited
- 20 health checks
- 10 team seats
- Unlimited
Everything, in detail
Free
Secrets
- Projects
- Unlimited
- Secrets per project
- Unlimited
Health
- Health checks
- Yes
- Health checks per project
- 3 health checks
- Minimum health-check interval
- Every 15 minutes
Sharing
- Secure sharing
- Yes
- Sharing link duration
- Up to 24 hours
Team
- Team seats
- 3 team seats
- Documentation pages
- 10 documentation pages
Support
- Status pages
- No
- Custom domain for status pages
- No
- Audit export
- No
Pro
Secrets
- Projects
- Unlimited
- Secrets per project
- Unlimited
Health
- Health checks
- Yes
- Health checks per project
- 20 health checks
- Minimum health-check interval
- Every minute
Sharing
- Secure sharing
- Yes
- Sharing link duration
- Up to 168 hours
Team
- Team seats
- 10 team seats
- Documentation pages
- Unlimited
Support
- Status pages
- No
- Custom domain for status pages
- No
- Audit export
- No
Frequently asked questions
No — never for the free tier. You sign up with an email or GitHub account, and that's it. A card only enters the picture if you choose a paid plan, and it's handled by Paddle, our payment provider.
You'll see a calm notice with the exact numbers — nothing breaks, nothing gets deleted, and everything you've stored keeps working. Upgrading removes the limit; staying on free is always fine.
Yes, from your billing page, without talking to anyone. Cancelling keeps your plan active until the period ends; your data stays yours, and the free tier keeps working after that. If a downgrade would exceed the new plan's limits, over-limit items become read-only — never deleted.
Yes. CentralizeMe runs on Project Vault, which is open source and self-hostable. You can run it yourself for free, and migrate between self-hosted and CentralizeMe in either direction.
Dedicated infrastructure (your own isolated stack), SSO, custom limits, and custom terms. It's sized per organization — email us and a human replies.