Free
The plan every team starts on.
Free
- 2 projects
- 3 members
- 500 live customers
- 10,000 usage reports
- Includes
- Grants
- Scheduled moves
- As-of previews
- Sign-in providers
- And 3 more
“Add pricing and plans to my app.
Make no mistakes.”
No need to ask. Every pricing change is a new version, so you can always go back.
Paid the way each market pays
531 providers, app stores and platforms →One catalogue
Plans, markets and offers live in one catalogue, and every change to them ships as a release. Revenue shows what each release did.
Create features, plans, add-ons and prices, and link them to Stripe and the App Store. Change them later without touching what current customers pay.
You“Add a yearly Pro plan with two months free.”
Pro yearly is ready to sell on Stripe and the App Store: $129.90 a year.
Give a country or region its own currency, tax and prices, and release them like any other change.
You“Launch Pro in Brazil.”
Created Brazil with Pro at R$32.90 a month, set from purchasing power parity with your $12.99 US price. Added Pix and Mercado Pago.
Run discounts, codes and referral rewards with start and end dates and a limit, for everyone or one group of customers.
You“Create a Diwali promo for the Indian market.”
Created Diwali: 25% off yearly plans in India, Nov 6 to Nov 10.
Your agent reads revenue next to your releases, so it can tell you what each change did to sign-ups, upgrades and cancellations.
You“What signals can you see in my revenue?”
Since Release 6 raised Pro to $12.99, new Pro subscriptions are down 10%.
Drafts and releases
Entitler works the way your team ships code. Your agent writes a draft, it gets reviewed, and it goes out as a release that you roll out one group at a time or take back. What customers see doesn’t change until you roll out.
You“Raise Pro to $12.99 and add a Family plan for up to five devices.”
Every edit goes into a draft on top of Release 5. Customers keep seeing Release 5 while you work.
Draft: Pro to $12.99 ~ Pro monthly $9.99 → $12.99 + Family plan $19.99, up to 5 devices
You“Send it for review.”
Your reviewer approves the draft or requests changes with a note. Nothing goes live in the meantime.
Approved: “Matches the pricing doc.”
You“Publish it.”
Your agent asks you to confirm first. The draft becomes Release 6, kept alongside every earlier release so you can always go back to one.
Release 6 Pro to $12.99 (from Release 5)
You“Put me on it first, then beta users, then everyone on Monday. Launch-price customers keep theirs.”
Before anything changes, the preview counts each group of customers and flags any plan missing its Stripe price or App Store product. On the Team release channel, your own purchases use test mode, even in production.
Preview 37 launch-price customers stay on $3.99 375 customers update at their next renewal Family yearly has no App Store product yet Team Release 6 now Beta Release 6 now Everyone Release 6 Mon, Nov 9, 9:00 am ET
You“Sign-ups dropped. Roll back.”
Release 5 goes back on every release channel. Release 6 stays saved for when you’re ready.
Everyone Release 5 live again
Your dashboard
Every change your agent drafts waits in your dashboard, written in plain words, until you decide what happens to it.
See what changes and how many customers it affects, then approve it or request changes.
Roll it out to beta users or everyone, now or on a date, and roll it back from the same page.
Follow revenue, new subscriptions and cancellations after each release, and the customers who need attention.
Payments
Entitler works with Stripe, the app stores and 531 payment providers and platforms. Your agent suggests the ones your customers already use.
Your agent matches each market to the way people there already pay. That means cards through Stripe in the US, the App Store on iPhone, Pix in Brazil, WeChat Pay in China and cash at OXXO in Mexico. You choose which to add.
It adds the feature checks, the checkout and the code that renews each subscription, so your app checks features and never price IDs.
Your agent gives you each provider’s sign-up link and tells you where its keys go: in Entitler, or on your server for providers that run from there.
How it works
Pick Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or ChatGPT at the top of the page and copy its setup: one command or three lines of config. Any other MCP client takes the server address with OAuth.
https://mcp.entitler.co/mcpYour browser opens once. You choose the project and environment your agent can reach, and what it may do there.
Your agent looks through your app, drafts the features and plans, and adds the feature checks to your code. You approve the draft before anything goes live.
Enter your website and Entitler reads your public pricing page, then drafts your plans, features and prices for you to explore. Sign in only when you want to keep it.
“Dovetail changed its plans and pricing three times in the three months I was there. Each time, engineers stopped building the product. At Canva, every holiday promotion was a spreadsheet of discounts for each market and plan. It went through several teams for approval, then I typed it into App Store Connect by hand. I built Entitler so it takes one sentence to your agent.”
Pricing
Your customers pay you, through the providers you connect. Entitler charges only for your plan, and its own plans run on Entitler.
The plan every team starts on.
Free
Every limit lifted and every capability on, on terms we agree with you.
Contact sales
An upgrade applies straight away. A downgrade applies at the end of the period you’ve paid for. Reaching a limit stops new additions and removes nothing you already have.
And you can drop the “make no mistakes”.
Then run /mcp and sign in to Entitler.