Plans

Overview

OpenQuok Cloud sells four paid tiers: Solo, Team, Ultimate, and Max. Current prices, workspace counts, channel caps, posts per month, seats, and storage are on Pricing — this page does not copy that matrix so it cannot drift.

Every paid plan includes the same product surfaces: multi-channel publishing, calendar and kanban, media library, templates, signatures, analytics, agent integrations, public API, and one OAuth app (and MCP endpoint) per workspace.

Which plan to pick

• Solo — one agent workspace for an individual or solo creator. Tight channel and post-per-month caps; one seat.
• Team — more workspaces and invited editors so a small team can review drafts before publish.
• Ultimate — several brands or agents, higher channel totals, unlimited seats per workspace.
• Max — high-volume agencies and many parallel agents (most workspaces and channels).

Channel caps are per workspace. Totals on Pricing multiply per-workspace channels by the workspace count (for example 15 channels × 3 workspaces). You can connect several accounts on the same network — they all count toward the channel cap.

What every Cloud plan includes

Shared capabilities (not a substitute for the Pricing table):

• Multi-channel scheduling, calendar, and kanban review
• Media library, reusable templates and signatures, post delays and comments
• Public API, programmatic tokens, and one MCP server per workspace
• One OAuth application per workspace for third-party apps

Shareable post previews start on Team. See Pricing for the full compare rows.

Self-hosted plans

Self-hosting does not require a Cloud subscription. Leave Stripe unset and the hosted paywall stays off — Stripe billing. Operators who turn Stripe on for their own instance enforce the same catalog.

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