A user is counted as active (MAU) if they log in or sign up for your application at least once during a billing month. You’re billed only for active users.
An organization is counted as active (MAO) if it has at least two users and at least one of them logs in during a billing month. You are only billed for active organizations.
A tool call is a single request made by an AI agent through Scalekit to an external application. For example: sending a Slack message or creating a GitHub issue. Each of these actions counts as one tool call.
Every time a user authorizes your app to access an external application via Scalekit, a connected account is created. Each integration is counted separately — for example, if a user connects both their GitHub and Slack, that counts as two connected accounts.
An SSO connection is a SAML or OIDC integration configured for an organization. You are billed only for connections that are enabled. Connections in a disabled state are not charged.
A SCIM connection automates user provisioning and deprovisioning for an organization through external directory (e.g., Azure AD, Okta) or HR systems. You’re billed only for connections that are enabled. Connections in a disabled state are not charged.
No. Development (Dev, QA, UAT, Staging) environments are free. Charges apply only for usage in production environments.
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