Two ways in
ContextMint is coming soon . A solo developer starts frictionless on one machine and can turn on controlled checks. A small company or enterprise adds a shared server, SSO, and an admin lock for posture and cloud. Seat pricing stays unpublished until packaging is set with early teams.
Solo developer
Frictionless by default · one machine
Engine + VS Code extension · local model
- Ask how the codebase fits together, plan a change, and let Agent propose it
- Frictionless by default; controlled when you turn on evidence review and patch approval
- Optional bring-your-own-key cloud, off until you turn it on
- Context Lens before the model answers
- Code and the index stay on your machine
Small company / enterprise
Everything in solo, plus
Shared server and SSO for the team
- Everything in the solo path
- Shared on-prem API server (Docker / Helm)
- SSO (OIDC) and workspace roles
- Admin lock so a developer cannot change posture or cloud
- Quality map and operator audit for the team
Why no public pricing?
Pricing follows the path: one machine for a solo developer, or a shared on-prem server for a small company or enterprise, plus compliance and scale. Tiers stay unpublished until that packaging is set. Compare deployment models →
Ready to explore fit?
Tell us whether you are a solo developer or a team — we will point you at the local install or the shared-server path.