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Declaw Cloud has three tiers. Free is self-serve with no spend commitment; Pro is self-serve with a monthly recharge minimum; Enterprise is contact-sales.

Comparison

Enterprise is not self-selectable from your dashboard — contact sales to upgrade.

How limits are enforced

Every limit above maps to a specific point in the request pipeline. When you hit one, the API returns a documented error so your client can react: Response bodies are always JSON of shape {"message": "<reason>"}. The specific <reason> strings you’ll see:
See Errors & Rate Limits for full handling guidance.

Recharge commitment

Pro requires a minimum total deposit of $100 per calendar month. Enterprise commitments are negotiated per contract. This is a spend commitment, not a flat fee — any deposits you already made in the month count toward it. You pay only for what you consume; the unused balance carries over. If you miss a monthly commitment, the account enters a grace period (duration set per account by billing). During grace, your tier limits remain active. After grace expires without a qualifying deposit, the account is downgraded to Free.

Free tier sandbox balance

Free accounts do not require a positive paid balance to create sandboxes — they consume the free credit grants described in Billing & Pricing. Once the free grant is exhausted, creation requests return 402 Payment Required until you deposit funds or upgrade. Pro and Enterprise require a positive wallet balance (free credits + paid balance combined) for any billable operation.