Start with your product.
Put its understanding to work.
Explore what your product does, work through changes and give your agents context through MCP. Start with 3,000 credits, then choose the access and compute your work needs.
PUBLIC EXPLORATION NEEDS NO ACCOUNT. CONNECT YOUR OWN REPOSITORY AFTER SIGNUP.
Choose how you want to start.
Try GitMir with your own repository.
See what product understanding can do for your work before choosing paid access.
- 3,000 starting credits
- One private repository
- Public models to explore before connecting yours
- Processing limited by your available credits
The amount you can process depends on repository size and usage.
Start with 3,000 creditsMake product understanding part of everyday development.
Give your developers shared product understanding and connect their tools and agents through MCP.
- 3,000 pooled credits per paid developer each month
- Private product models and change impact
- MCP access for supported tools and agents
- Read-only viewers do not add a seat charge
- Additional compute: 10,000 credits for $45
Fit GitMir to your company’s requirements.
Scope deployment, access, integrations and operating requirements for your people and agent systems.
- Private deployment and MCP options
- Identity and access requirements
- Custom sources and integrations
- Support, invoicing and procurement terms
See the cost for your development team.
One pack is 10,000 credits for $45. This describes a scenario; nothing is bought by changing the number.
Access and included credits scale with paid developers. Agents do not add seats; when their commits lead to a model update, it draws on the same credits.
Know what you’re paying for.
Access gives your team a place to work with product understanding. Credits cover the processing you use.
Paid engineering use of the shared product models and supported tools.
A monthly pool contributed by paid developers and shared across your team.
Credit top-ups for usage beyond the available balance.
The deployment, integration and service scope agreed in your proposal.
What uses credits
Building a product model when you connect a repository, and updating it as the code changes — whether a person or an agent pushed the commit.
What does not
Asking questions, MCP context requests, working with documents and tasks, browsing existing models and inviting read-only viewers do not add processing charges — on any plan.
Who pays for access?
A paid developer seat, $29 a month. Their work on the model draws on the shared credit pool.
No additional seat charge for viewing.
Creating documents and tasks takes a seat at the same rate as a developer. Viewing stays free.
No separate agent seat. Their MCP requests are not metered. When their commits lead to a model update, that update draws on the same credit pool.
The account’s access and compute terms apply; there is no per-agent charge. Running GitMir only through agents, with no developer seat? Ask us to confirm the access and compute terms for your setup →
PUBLIC MODELS ARE FREE TO EXPLORE. THE PUBLIC DEMO LIMITS QUESTIONS PER VISITOR; YOUR OWN ACCOUNT DOES NOT.
A clear start. A clear way to grow.
What can I try before paying?
Explore public product models without an account. Create an account to start with 3,000 credits and connect your first repository. How much you can process depends on its size and your usage.
How much will my first repository use?
The initial model and later updates use compute. The amount depends on the repository and the work performed. As a guide, one credit reads about 10 lines of source, so 3,000 credits cover roughly 30,000 lines. Before a build starts, the cabinet shows the estimate — how many lines, how many credits it needs and how many you have — and nothing is spent until you press Build. Processing stops when the balance runs out and resumes after a top-up — nothing is read twice.
Do I pay for every agent?
Agents do not add separate agent seats. Their MCP requests are not metered. When their commits lead to a model update, that update draws on your team’s credit pool. Running GitMir only through a server-side agent network, with no developer seat? Ask us to confirm the access and compute terms for your setup.
Can my product team and clients use it?
Read-only colleagues and clients do not add developer seats. Product managers, analysts and QA who create documents and tasks hold a seat at the same rate as a developer — the seat pays for active work, whoever does it.
What happens when credits run out?
Model building and updates pause when the available balance is exhausted. Existing models stay readable, questions and MCP requests keep working, and processing resumes from where it stopped once you add credits. There is no automatic overage.
Do we need Enterprise to keep agents on our servers?
Your agents can stay on your servers and access GitMir through MCP. Enterprise is relevant when GitMir’s own deployment, integrations or contractual requirements need a custom setup.
Estimate engineering value →Estimate agent economics →Review data boundaries →
See what GitMir brings to your own product.
Start with your repository. Give your people a clearer view of the product and your agents access to its context.
CREATE YOUR ACCOUNT, THEN CONNECT YOUR FIRST REPOSITORY.