Every plan runs the full loop.

Yes. Upgrade applies immediately with prorated billing. Downgrade applies at the next renewal — your evidence layer persists either direction.

You can export all your data on request — full experiment history, signals, programs. We retain your data for 30 days post-cancellation in case you reactivate; after that, it's purged.

Because pricing that feels indie reads as not-credible to the operators we're built for. The 7-day trial gives every prospect the complete intelligence loop on their own app — proposals, generated creative, signal-backed reads. Publishing to both stores and asset download unlock when you convert. If $49/app/mo is the wrong floor for your portfolio, the trial will tell you.

No. Every plan includes ASOLOOP-managed generation as the metered default — $5 (Starter), $10 (Pro), or $20 (Teams) of managed-AI spend per app per month, covering text and image. Connect your AI Model (bring your own key) is the preferred path on every tier: your model, your spend, your audit log. If a managed budget runs out mid-month you get a connect-your-key prompt — never a silent stop, never an auto-charge.

MCP read access — an agent listing your apps and pulling their AI context — is included from Starter. Pro is two apps and two seats — the operator plus a finance / ops partner — and unlocks MCP write, so an agent can update an app's AI context too, via the hosted MCP endpoint or an API token. Teams ($149/app/mo, self-serve) is unlimited apps and seats plus the portfolio and compliance surface: SSO, full MCP with in-product AI chat, read-only API for QBR / BI pipelines, a dedicated CSM, custom retention, SLA support, and the regulated-claim review surface (Rights Administrator role) for healthtech / fintech / children's apps.

One unique App Store Connect or Google Play Console listing. iOS + Android of the same app = two apps. Different localized variants = same app.

It means ASOLOOP denominates what an experiment did in revenue, not just CVR points. Four MMP connectors are live — AppsFlyer, Adjust, Branch, and Firebase Analytics — and revenue reads from AppsFlyer today; the other three revenue paths are not yet wired. Translating each hypothesis's Bayesian CVR posterior into an expected revenue range (MMP-derived ARPU + install-to-paid + lifespan) on the card is in progress, and it will ship as a range with every assumption disclosed inline — never a point estimate. Without a connected MMP, CVR confidence still surfaces on every hypothesis card.

Move to Teams — it's published right on this page at $149/app/mo ($124 annual), unlimited apps and seats, self-serve, no sales call required. Your evidence layer persists through the upgrade. Bespoke terms (multi-currency billing, custom retention, security review) go through a Custom-contract Teams motion via sales.

If you're at Pro tier and above, annual is the default — ~17% off and the natural commitment cycle for an ASO tool that compounds value over time. Monthly is available but priced as a flexibility premium, not the recommended path.

No. Teams is self-serve at published per-app pricing — 25 apps on annual Teams is $124 × 25 = $3,100/mo, card or invoice, no sales call. A sales conversation only enters if procurement needs bespoke contract terms (multi-currency, custom retention, security review) — that's the Custom-contract Teams motion, and it's optional.

Starter and Pro bill in USD at V1. Teams contracts can define multi-currency terms when procurement requires local billing.

Starter and Pro prices are tax-exclusive at V1. Applicable tax, VAT, or GST is calculated during billing. Teams contracts can define tax-inclusive commercial terms.

Additional apps are charged immediately on a prorated basis for the remaining billing period. If the app count crosses a tier boundary, the upgrade applies immediately and the evidence layer persists.

Cancel during the 7-day trial and you are not charged. After conversion, Starter and Pro billing stops at the next renewal date and does not include pro-rated refunds for partial months. Teams follows the signed contract.

US is the default V1 hosting region. Teams multi-region data residency for US, EU, and APAC is on the V1.1 Wave 6 roadmap; it is not a Starter or Pro self-serve capability at V1.

SOC 2 Type II is in pre-audit gap-closure; ASOLOOP does not claim SOC 2 compliance until the audit completes. ISO 27001 is not currently pursued. Teams procurement teams can request security-review documentation through the security intake.

Yes. Per-app signals, hypothesis history, cycle program iterations, and revenue-translation inputs all persist across tier changes — Starter to Pro, Pro to Teams, or back. Tier changes only affect capability access (seats, app cap, reporting exports, regulated-claim review surface). The compounding evidence is yours; we never reset the memory layer on tier transitions.