Do I need to be online?
Only now and then. Dispatch checks your licence when it launches, and if it cannot reach us it keeps working for 72 hours on the last answer. A cancelled or expired licence stops it straight away.
Pricing
One tier.
Nothing withheld.
Dispatch runs every project’s terminal in one grid (any CLI agent, one per tile), and Claude Code sessions report when they are blocked on a prompt and when they finish, so you answer them without going to look. It is a Windows desktop application (Rust · Tauri · portable-pty) that you install and run on your own machines.
A dashboard either shows you all your work or it isn't one. Splitting that across a Solo and a Pro tier would mean selling a version of Dispatch that can't see half your terminals, so there is one price and it comes with everything.
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$6/ month
or $60 a year2 months free
Per person, for 3 machines. Billed monthly or annually, cancel any time.
Included, in full
- Every feature
- 3 machines
- Self-service seats
- Auto-updates
- 14-day trial
- Keep your key
Start here
14 days, no card, and nothing to cancel if you walk away. A tool that gives you back the minutes after an agent finishes proves it on the first afternoon or it never does.
Start the 14-day trial, no cardIntroductoryGoing to $9 / $90 once there are enough subscribers to justify it. Subscribe before then and you keep this rate for as long as you stay subscribed.
Several people?Studio is the same build at the same price per person, on one invoice, from 3 seats up. Not self-serve yet: for now it is one licence each.
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What that buys
- Every feature
- Broadcast, the Deck, MCP planning, workspaces, documents, Studio and Rojo. There is no pro tier and nothing is held back.
- 3 machines
- Bound to a hardware id, not a MAC address. A VPN coming up or a Docker adapter appearing never spends a seat.
- Self-service seats
- A fourth machine gets a refusal that lists the machines using the seats, and a Release button to free one.
- Auto-updates
- Downloaded in the background and swapped in the next time you quit. Never by restarting your running terminals.
- 14-day trial
- No card. The key is emailed and handed back to the app, so a trial starts where you are sitting.
- Keep your key
- Trial then subscribe and it is the same key. What you already typed in keeps working.
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The parts worth reading before you pay
What does a key look like?
DSP-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX. One key, up to 3 machines, entered once per machine in the activation window.
Is it on macOS or Linux?
Windows only today. The Studio and Rojo integrations are what pin it there. macOS and Linux are not shipping yet.
What if I cancel?
It stops opening at the end of the period you paid for. You cancel it yourself in the billing portal, which the activation screen opens for you.
And if I come back later?
Nothing is deleted while you are gone. The key and the machines on it stay, expired. Subscribing again mints a new key and emails it, with a fresh 3 machines, so coming back costs you pasting one key into each machine again. It never costs you a seat.
Can I expense it?
Yes, and Stripe does most of it. Checkout is hosted by Stripe, so card details never touch this site, and automatic tax works out VAT or sales tax for where you are and shows it before you pay. Invoices and receipts live in Stripe’s billing portal, which the activation screen opens for you, and they download as PDFs. Tax IDs are not collected yet, so an invoice carries your name rather than a company name and VAT number.
Can I buy it for a team?
Not as one purchase yet: a subscription is one key with 3 machines, so four people is four licences. Studio is the plan. Same build, same price per person, from 3 seats up, on one invoice, with a seat you reassign when somebody leaves.
14 days, no card.
Not a demo. It is the build, with nothing withheld, for long enough to find out whether you stop tabbing between windows to see who is stuck.