Great timing for your product launch! Permit.io offers a ​*Startup tier*​ specifically designed for early-stage companies like yours (1) . The Startup tier provides high-quality, fine-grained authorization at an affordable rate . For instance, applications with up to 10,000 users cost as low as $150 per month , and organizations can support up to 10,000 monthly active users for less than $200 (2) . The Startup tier includes (3) : • Up to 25,000 MAU and 100 Tenants • Up to 5 environments • Full GitOps CI/CD Pipeline for Automated Deployments • Extendable Audit and Decision Logs retention • Logs Forwarder for Enhanced Monitoring For special offers or to discuss your specific needs, you can Talk to us or reach out via Email . Would you like me to provide more details about the Startup tier features or help you understand how the MAU-based pricing model works?

To learn more, see the sources I considered: [[1] Permit.io Announces a New Pricing Model](https://www.permit.io/blog/permit-new-pricing-model) [[2] Permit.io in KubeCon 2024 - Here’s What We're Excited For](https://www.permit.io/blog/kubecon-2024-what-were-excited-for) [[3] Pricing Packages and SaaS Models | Permit.io](https://www.permit.io/pricing)

I'm trying to understand the permit pricing page better. If I have, for example, 10 roles defined in my permit terraform and I have 4 environments (production, staging, and 2 feature envs). Then do I have: • 10 roles Or • 40 roles (10 * 4 -- number of environments)

So if you're working with a few engineers and have 5 environments open and 1 production deployment you could really only have 2 conditionsets the whole time that you're in the startup tier?