Private Repo pricing
An add-on to a HookGet account, priced separately from webhook delivery. Free is a real tier, not a trial: one repository, one machine, manual checkpoints, thirty days of history.
In short
- Free — one repository on one machine, checkpoints you take by hand, 30 days of history.
- Personal, $9.90 once — automatic checkpoints (including the pair around an agent run), a second machine, 5 repositories, a year of history. One payment, not a subscription.
- Pro, $12 a month — 25 repositories, 5 machines, unlimited history.
- Team, $8 per seat a month, from 3 seats — shared policy and up to 25 members.
- Storage is your own Google Drive, so the bytes are on a plan you already pay for.
| Plan | Price | Repositories | Machines | History | Checkpoints |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 repository | 1 machine | 30 days | Manual only |
| Personal | $9.90 once | 5 repositories | 2 machines | 365 days | Automatic |
| Pro | $12 / month | 25 repositories | 5 machines | Unlimited history | Automatic |
| Team | $8 / seat / month | 100 repositories | Unlimited machines | Unlimited history | Automatic |
| Enterprise | Talk to us | Unlimited repositories | Unlimited machines | Unlimited history | Automatic |
Every limit on this page is enforced, not advertised. The repository ceiling is checked when a repository registers, the machine ceiling when a machine registers, the history window when history is read, and automatic checkpoints when a checkpoint states its reason. That is the whole reason the table is short: a number we could not enforce would not be on it.
What you keep if you stop paying. Every checkpoint you ever made is a file
in your own Drive, encrypted with your key. Dropping to Free hides history older than thirty
days from the dashboard and stops automatic checkpoints; it deletes nothing, and
restore --object still reads every bundle you hold. There is no version of this
product where cancelling costs you your backups.
Questions
Is this included in my HookGet plan?
No — it is a separate add-on with its own price list, and buying it does not move your webhook plan in either direction. They are two products that share an account, and the billing keeps them apart on purpose: a Pro webhook plan is $199 a month and Private Repo Pro is $12, so a single "Pro" that meant both would eventually charge somebody the wrong one.
Why is Personal a one-off payment?
Because it does not cost us anything monthly. The bytes are in your Drive, the encryption runs on your machine, and what we hold is a few database rows. Charging rent for that would be charging for the word "subscription". Pro and Team are monthly because unlimited history and shared policy are ongoing commitments.
What actually happens when I hit a limit?
You are refused, with a sentence that names your plan, the limit and the number you are at — never a bare error. Nothing is deleted: history past your window is hidden, not dropped, so upgrading on day 40 gives you back day 3. A revoked machine stops checkpointing and keeps every checkpoint it already made.
Do the storage bytes cost me anything here?
Not to us. Checkpoints go to your own Google Drive on your own Google plan, which is also what makes the zero-knowledge claim possible — we never hold the data, so we never bill you for holding it.