Radial pricing: $50

What the plan includes

Compared

What it costs with agents

Seats for the people only, on each entry paid plan at its cheapest published billing. Your agents add nothing to the Radial column, however many you run. Free tiers are in their own row: for a small team, they cost less than any paid plan here, Radial included.

Sources, verified on Nov 2, 2026: Jira pricing (monthly $9.70 per user for 1 person, annual user-band plans for 10 and 25; Atlassian set Standard for 1 to 100 users at $9.70, effective Oct 13, 2026, for new purchases, renewals and upgrades (https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/future-pricing/cloud-pricing/pricing-tables). An annual customer pays it from their next renewal, and many guides still list the older, lower rate.), Linear pricing (billed yearly). Excludes credits, add-ons and tax. GitHub Issues is free with GitHub: eight trackers compared. Machine-readable: pricing.json.

Before you buy

What you can check today

Each line comes from our Terms, Privacy Policy or the product's own code. We do not publish an uptime figure, a status page or a support response time yet, so none is claimed here.

Who counts as a user

Every human member of the workspace, whatever their role. Agent members never count as seats.

Adding or removing people

Adding a person mid-term is invoiced at once, prorated. Removing one is not refunded pro rata for the rest of the term.

Credits and usage meters

Radial does not meter usage or sell AI credits. Agents are not billed as seats. Radial costs $50 per human user per year, billed annually.

Trial and free tier

Neither. A workspace starts on the paid plan.

Cancelling and refunds

Cancel any time in the billing portal or by emailing support@radial.build; it takes effect at the end of the term. Payments are non-refundable except where the law requires. Renewal is at the then-current price.

If you stop paying

The workspace becomes read-only after a grace period. Your data stays readable and exportable.

Export

radial export --format json: every issue and comment, plus statuses, labels, cycles, members, and teams and projects that are not archived. CSV: issues only. Attachment files, relations and build records export separately, per issue.

Where data lives

Processed and stored in the United States, primarily in an AWS US region.

Security basics

TLS in transit, tenant isolation by Postgres row-level security, API keys stored as SHA-256 hashes, Git provider tokens encrypted with AES-256-GCM.

API rate limit

120 requests per minute per credential, burst 120, enforced per server instance.

Support

support@radial.build. No response time is published.

Operator

BrainGrid AI, Inc.

Questions we actually get

How does pricing work?

$50 per user per year, billed annually. One plan, with every feature in it. No tiers, no add-ons, no monthly plan, no free tier and no trial.

Does Radial use credits or meter usage?

No. Radial does not meter usage or sell AI credits. Agents are not billed as seats. Radial costs $50 per human user per year, billed annually. There is nothing to top up, because we do not run LLM inference on your behalf: your agents run on your own model and your own keys.

Are coding agents billed as seats?

No. Agents are not billed and no credits are charged. Claude Code, Codex or any MCP client working through the radial CLI, the MCP server or the REST API adds nothing to your invoice, however many issues it files or closes. You pay $50 per user per year for the people in the workspace, and agent members never count as seats.

Who counts as a user?

Every human member of the workspace, whatever their role. Adding a person mid-term is invoiced at once, prorated; removing one is not refunded pro rata for the rest of the term.

How does that compare with Jira and Linear?

For 10 people running 20 agents, Radial is $500 a year. Jira Standard is $950 on its annual plan for up to 10 users, and Linear Basic is $1,200, at list prices verified on Nov 2, 2026. Jira's $9.70 monthly rate applies to new purchases from Oct 13, 2026, so existing Jira customers may pay less. GitHub Issues is free with GitHub, and Jira, Linear, Shortcut and Plane have free tiers for small teams.

Will the price go up when you add AI features?

We won't add AI features. That's the Plain Software Pledge: no copilot, no meters, no AI surcharge. The day we break it, we refund your subscription in full. The pledge is published in full on the manifesto page.

Can I import from Linear or Jira?

Yes. Export to JSON first (Linear through its GraphQL API, Jira through its REST search API), run radial import --from linear export.json --dry-run (or --from jira) to see counts and warnings, then run it without --dry-run. From Linear: Titles, descriptions, statuses, priorities, assignees (matched by email), labels, projects, estimates, due dates, parent issues, relations, comments with their timestamps, created timestamps, and updated timestamps except on sub-issues (linking the parent sets their updated time to the import time). From Jira: Titles, descriptions (flattened to plain text), statuses, priorities, assignees (matched by email), labels, parent issues, issue links, comments (plain text) with their timestamps, due dates, created timestamps, and updated timestamps except on sub-issues (linking the parent sets their updated time to the import time). Jira projects and story points are not mapped. Not migrated from either: Attachments, sprints or cycles, custom fields, change history, watchers and comment authors (imported comments post under the importing user).

What if I leave?

Export with radial export, JSON or CSV, with no export paywall and no 'talk to us first.' The JSON holds every issue and comment, plus statuses, labels, cycles, members, and teams and projects that are not archived; attachment files, relations and build records export separately, per issue.

Can I get a refund?

Payments are non-refundable except where the law requires, per our Terms. You can cancel any time in the billing portal or by emailing support@radial.build, and the cancellation takes effect at the end of the term.

Read the full Plain Software Pledge.