priced per cloud account, not per seat.

No. You never hand us a password or a key — you grant access using your cloud's own mechanism for letting an outside party in, and you take it back the same way, immediately, without asking us. On aws that is an assumed role with an external id unique to your workspace, on azure it is lighthouse, on gcp it is workload identity federation. What we keep is your account number and a record of what you granted. More on the trust page.

No. Pro is month to month, billed monthly, with no minimum term and no notice period. There is a 30-day money-back guarantee on your first payment — after that, cancel and it stops at the end of the month you have already paid for. Nothing is deleted and export keeps working the whole time. There is no annual plan and no annual discount today. Cancellations and refunds.

Monthly, per organization, on one number: how many cloud accounts are connected. Never on how many people can see them. Additional accounts beyond the included 10 are $15/mo each — adding one charges you for the rest of the month straight away, and removing one takes effect at the end of the month you have already paid for rather than coming back as a refund. Move up to pro from inside the product whenever you need more than 3 accounts.

Nothing is deleted and no scan is dropped. You're asked to either connect fewer accounts or move to pro. Existing data stays intact either way.

If the cap ever falls under what is already connected — a cancellation, a reduced add-on count — the organization becomes read-only until you say which accounts to keep. Nothing is deleted while you decide. Exporting your data, revoking sessions, removing an account, and deleting the organization outright all keep working the whole time, deliberately: a billing problem should never be able to cost you control of the account or the ability to leave.

One aws account, one azure subscription, or one gcp project. A workspace can hold as many as your plan allows, and an organization can hold as many workspaces as you like. What gets scanned inside one is on the coverage page.

Partly. The scanner engine is open source under mit and free to run — it scans into a single file on your own machine, and every question you can ask of it after that is answered without going back to the cloud, including on a plane. What the hosted product adds is hosting we run and isolate per organization, guided connection for aws, azure and google cloud, scans that run on our infrastructure instead of a laptop, the web ui, sso, webhooks, the audit log, and cost allocation. See github.com/icearp/disco-cli.

No. Seats are unlimited on every plan, including free, and there is no user cap in the product for a per-user price to attach to. An auditor, an on-call engineer, and a finance analyst all need to see the same accounts, and a tool that bills for the third one gets used by two.