Pricing

One product, everything included.

There is one DevArch — all agents, skills, hooks, and DDD capabilities are in every tier. You pay only for seats. Solo starts with a 14-day free trial — no charge today.

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Solo

One Developer

$99 /yr

per year · 1 seat

All of DevArch, one seat. 14-day free trial, then $99/year.

Team

Up to 5 Developers

$449 /yr

per year · 5 seats

One license for a small team.

Team

Up to 10 Developers

$899 /yr

per year · 10 seats

One license for your whole team.

Enterprise

More seats, invoicing, or custom terms? Larger teams come through conversation.

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Buy through Polar checkout and you receive the self-contained installer plus a license token by email. One command installs it — no git clone, no dependencies.

Questions

Frequently asked.

Does DevArch work with my existing CI/CD and editor?+

Yes. DevArch is a layer for Claude Code — directives, agents, hooks, and skills. It doesn't replace your build, test, or deploy tooling; it enforces discipline around the work, then you commit and ship through your normal pipeline.

What's included in each tier?+

Everything. There is one product — all agents, skills, hooks, and the DDD capabilities are in every tier. Tiers differ only by seat count.

What happens when my license lapses?+

DevArch is an annual license. Your projects and their artifacts — summaries, ADRs, plans — are plain files in your repo and stay yours. Continued use of the methodology tooling requires an active license.

Is my code or data sent anywhere?+

DevArch runs locally inside Claude Code. It reads and writes files in your repo; it doesn't add a server or send your code to DevArch. Licenses are ES256 tokens verified entirely offline — no phone-home.

Which Claude models does it target?+

DevArch is tuned and validated for the latest Claude models — currently Opus 4.8 and Fable 5 — and rule-firing is re-validated on every model bump and on every new model line.

How do I install it after buying?+

Purchase through Polar checkout and you receive the self-contained installer plus a license token by email. One command installs to ~/.devarch and puts devarch on your PATH — no git clone, no dependencies.