Lauther grows when private relationships grow — not when databases grow. So we charge for relationships a service actually uses, and nothing at all for being a person.
Install it on your phone, your tablet and your next phone. Nothing here expires, and nothing here is a teaser for a plan you'll be nudged toward later.
Running a home lab? Personal API use is uncapped today. If we ever need a limit it will be generous — we plan to guarantee at least ~10,000 sends a month — and existing setups will hear from us first.
Most platforms bill you for every account that ever existed. We count a person once in a month, and only when something actually happened between you.
Plain about where we are: paid plans are not purchasable yet, and nothing is metered today — every service currently runs on the Free tier. These are the prices and limits we intend to launch with, published early so nobody is surprised. And we're deliberately not publishing an enterprise feature matrix we haven't built — tell us what you need and we'll be straight about whether we have it.
A person counts once in a calendar month when your service actually interacts with them. Someone who paired with you two years ago and hasn't been touched since costs you nothing — forever.
1,000 active relationships free. No credit card. That's a real service with real users, not a sandbox.
No. Receiving notifications, holding identities, recovery and revocation stay free. If we ever add a paid personal tier it will be convenience only — think longer history or custom sounds — and we'll say so plainly.
We contact you, we don't cut you off mid-month. Early on we'd rather raise your limit than lose you — just ask.
They're our launch pricing and we're still measuring real costs per relationship. If anything moves, existing customers keep what they signed up for.
No. The free tier needs an app, a token and about a minute. You'll never be asked for payment details to build or launch.
Not today. The protocol is plain documented HTTPS with no SDK lock-in, and opening up the client pieces is on the roadmap — privacy products should be inspectable.
Say hello. Open source, non-profits and privacy tooling get a free Growth plan while we're finding our feet — we want the examples more than the money.