Skip to main content
Locus Pro Enterprise combines prepaid tool usage with the commercial terms agreed for your workspace.
Your signed Order Form determines pricing and commitments. Adding usage credits changes your balance, not your contract or plan.

Evaluate the product

An approved evaluation invitation includes $25 in non-refundable promotional credits. Use them to test the hosted catalog at its normal prices. You can add paid credits during an evaluation. Earnings payouts become available only after an active commercial agreement takes effect.

Standard enterprise structure

Unless your Order Form specifies otherwise: The usage fee applies marginally to monthly provider-cost basis: For example, $500,000 of provider-cost basis produces a $21,000 gross platform fee. The monthly minimum is included in that calculation rather than added to it.

How this relates to catalog prices

Hosted tool calls continue to use the price returned by the catalog and draw from prepaid balances. Any Locus service component already included in those prices is credited against the month’s gross platform fee, up to that fee. Your customer markup, processing fees, taxes, and separately contracted add-ons are excluded from the usage-fee basis. Enterprise invoices are separate from prepaid customer balances.

Recurring credit subscriptions

Some workspaces have a contracted monthly credit allowance. Settings shows its status, amount, and period end. The allowance is credited to the workspace pool as promotional credits. Contact your Locus representative to change it. Card top-ups, auto-recharge, and the enterprise platform-fee commitment remain separate.

Self-serve connection plans

Locus Pro includes one active OAuth-connected client at no monthly charge. Optional Plus and Unlimited plans increase active-client capacity: Tool credits are purchased separately. Connection plans do not limit simultaneous sessions or add enterprise features. Manage them from Connections; cancellation takes effect at the end of the billing period.

Funding and billing

Fund usage and choose how customers pay.

Credits and pricing

Set your customer prices and understand margin.