AtlasFree on your Mac. $50 a month for each project in development beyond it.
Keep as many projects as you like — you pay only for the ones your Atlas team is building at the same time. Every team gets 30 days, free, including one project in development on its own server, before deciding.
one project in development on your Mac, for ever
- Your Atlas team works on one project at a time on your Mac
- The whole team and every screen — nothing held back
- As many people as you like, each with their own free project in development
- Updates arrive by themselves
from sign-up, once for each team
- One project in development on your company's server included
- The team keeps working with your laptop closed
- No card needed — sign in with your email
- When it ends, the server project pauses with its work saved
for each project in development at the same time
- Each project in development on your company's server needs one
- On a Mac, one lets the team work on a second project at once
- A paused project, or one asleep on the server, doesn't count
- Your admin assigns them; a licence can move once a month
- Cancel any time · local tax added where it applies
Counted by projects in development at the same time, not by people.
A licence is for one project your Atlas team is working on at a time. Pause one and another can use it. The software you ship never counts. These are the common cases:
Prices in US dollars, billed monthly. Local VAT, GST or sales tax is added at checkout where it applies. Atlas runs on your own Claude account and, for a server, your own DigitalOcean account — those are billed by them, not by Atlas.
Before you start
What counts as a project?
A project here means software your Atlas team is working on. What it produces — your app or website — is yours: it runs live on your own hosting, for as many users as you like, and Atlas never charges for that. A paused project, or one asleep on the server, costs nothing. You can keep as many projects as you like.
What happens when the 30-day trial ends?
Projects on your company's server pause with their work saved — nothing is deleted. Your project on your Mac stays free. Buy a licence and the server project starts again where it stopped. Atlas reminds you a week, three days and a day before the end.
Do I need a card to start?
No. Sign in with your email and the 30 days start. Nothing is charged until you buy a licence.
Can I cancel?
Yes, at any time. Your licences keep working until the end of the month you paid for, and you are not charged again.
Can I get a refund?
Yes. Ask within 14 days of a payment and it is refunded in full, to the way you paid. See the refund policy.
Who handles the payment?
Lemon Squeezy, as the merchant of record: it takes the payment, adds local tax where it applies, and sends the invoice — in your company's name, with its tax number if you give one. Your card details never reach Atlas.
Do I need my own Claude account?
Yes. Atlas runs on Claude Code in the terminal, signed in with your own Claude plan (Pro or Max). Its engineers use that plan — not API keys, so there is no per-token API bill — and each role gets the model and effort its job needs, so the plan goes further. Several engineers at once use a plan’s limits faster; Max gives the team the most room.
What else will I pay for?
Atlas works through accounts you own: your Claude account and, for a server, your DigitalOcean account. Those are billed by Anthropic and DigitalOcean, not by Atlas, and Atlas shows what it spends.
Start with one project on your Mac. It stays free.
For Macs with Apple silicon · sign in with your email · questions: [email protected]