Kheel is priced per member. Contributors build and change your product model. AI users read and question it through their AI assistant. Viewers browse it in the browser, and are free.
For founders and small teams developing one product
$19$29
per contributor a month
+ $10 $15 per AI user a month
Early-bird price, 34% off for 24 months
$190$290
per contributor a year
+ $100 $150 per AI user a year
Early-bird price, 34% off for 24 months
14-day trial Three months freeNo credit card required
For established product and engineering organisations
$47$59
per contributor a month
+ $23 $29 per AI user a month
Early-bird price, 20% off for 24 months
$470$590
per contributor a year
+ $230 $290 per AI user a year
Early-bird price, 20% off for 24 months
14-day trial Three months freeNo credit card required
For organisations that need negotiated arrangements
Custom
pricing, billed by invoice
Every plan includes all of Kheel's modelling tools and AI assistant access through MCP. Sign up during the beta and your first three months are free; after the beta, the free trial is 14 days. Early-bird prices apply for 24 months from your first paid month. Prices in US dollars, before any applicable taxes. Working on your own? Startup with one contributor is $19 a month.
A paid member is a named person. One licence covers all of their AI assistants, which work with that person's access and aren't licensed separately.
Browses, views and searches your product model in the web application. Not a paid member.
Everything a viewer can do, and reads and questions the model through an AI assistant, including coding agents. Can't change records.
Builds the model: creates and changes records in the web application and through an AI assistant, and deletes them in the web application, within their permissions.
What each kind of tool does well, and what Kheel adds. Kheel doesn't replace all of them; some work well beside it.
| Kind of tool | Good for | What Kheel adds |
|---|---|---|
| Documents and wikisConfluence, Notion, Google Docs | Writing at length and sharing it | The same facts as linked records your assistant can query, so a question such as which competitors lead on what your target customers care about can be answered from them |
| SpreadsheetsExcel, Google Sheets, Airtable | Quick lists and comparison grids anyone can edit | Records that keep their connections: a competitor, its moves and its place on each dimension stay together, and your assistant updates them within Kheel's rules |
| Product management platformsProductboard, Aha!, Jira Product Discovery | Feedback, roadmaps and prioritising | A start further upstream: the market, the domain's language and jobs, and the reasoning that links them to what you build |
| AI document writersChatPRD, an AI assistant on its own | A fast first draft | What the draft works out is kept as records the next conversation starts from |
| Requirements management toolsJama Connect, IBM DOORS, Polarion | Formal traceability in regulated engineering, priced for it | A tool for whoever decides what a product should be, that starts at the market and the domain and works through the assistant you already use |
| Competitive intelligence toolsKlue, Crayon | Sales battlecards, priced for sales teams | The market as part of your product's reasoning: competitors placed on the dimensions you care about, beside your customers and personas |
| Spec-driven coding toolsGitHub Spec Kit, Kiro, Tessl | Turning a specification into code with an AI agent | The work before the specification: the needs, rules and decisions it comes from |
Three months with every feature while Kheel is in beta, and nothing to pay until you choose a plan. No card needed, and what you tell us shapes what we refine first.