SwarmLM

SwarmLM pilot access and pricing

This page explains the current pilot path in plain English: the 30-day checkout plans, the default runtime limits they unlock, and what the public deployment can honestly do today.

Public demo

Live today. The public demo is in stub mode on this deployment, so it proves workflow shape rather than provider quality.

Full runs

Token-gated. Use an entitlement token with /api/swarm-run when you want non-demo execution.

Checkout state

Pilot only. The current public runtime contract reports card-sandbox-and-crypto, so card checkout should not be treated as production billing.

What to do first

Check /api/status, run the public demo, then decide whether you need pilot checkout or a local-first setup from docs.

Pricing

Basic Swarm (30 days)

$19 / 30 days

30-day pilot token with default limits of 2 runs/minute and 50 runs/day. Best for lighter deliverables on one deployment.

Pro Swarm (30 days)

$79 / 30 days

30-day pilot token with default limits of 6 runs/minute and 250 runs/day. Good for heavier iteration on a configured deployment.

Enterprise Swarm (30 days)

$249 / 30 days

30-day pilot token with default limits of 20 runs/minute and 2000 runs/day. Best for higher-throughput internal testing on one deployment.

Every public checkout plan currently creates a 30-day entitlement token. Default limits are enforced by /api/swarm-run.

What checkout does and does not change

What checkout gives you

A claimable token tied to a 30-day entitlement and the plan's default rate limits.

What checkout does not guarantee

It does not guarantee live card billing, a third-party model provider, or a different routing stack than the one this deployment exposes today.

What to verify live

Check /api/status for demo mode, run mode, and whether checkout is still sandbox before you pay.

What happens after checkout

Checkout is only the access step. Real usage still depends on runtime configuration.

1) Pay

Open the pilot checkout flow from the homepage and choose card or crypto based on the runtime state.

2) Claim token

Return to the site, claim your access token, and save it in your browser if you want a faster next run.

3) Run

Use that token with /api/swarm-run or move to local-first if that is the better fit for your environment.

Need the exact endpoint flow? Read the quickstart. Need the live state? Check /api/status.

FAQ

What do these prices actually buy?
Each public checkout plan currently creates a 30-day entitlement token. Default run caps are basic 2/min + 50/day, pro 6/min + 250/day, and enterprise 20/min + 2000/day.
Is checkout production-ready on this deployment?
Not fully. The public status contract currently reports card-sandbox-and-crypto, so you should verify /api/status before treating billing as live production checkout.
What happens after pilot checkout?
After payment you return to the site to claim a 30-day access token, save it in your browser if you want, and use that token for /api/swarm-run.
Can I use SwarmLM without pilot checkout?
Yes. SwarmLM does not only work online through pilot checkout. You can use the public demo to inspect the workflow shape, read the docs, and configure a local-first deployment if you want real runs without relying on this pilot checkout path.