Early access

Free during
early access

Every capability is available at no cost while Circular is in early access. Paid plans will price the workspace, never the model calls your agents make.

Early access

Early access

$0while in early access

The whole product at no cost, with no checkout and no trial clock.

Open Circular

Everything included

Projects, issues, subtasks, labels, and dependencies
Team-scoped JSON API with revocable keys
A stdio MCP server with 9 tools and the circular CLI
Your own model credentials, on your own billing
GitHub repository and pull request links
Import from Linear or Jira

Commercial plans

In design

Paid plans will price the workspace. Billing, trials, quotas, and paid support arrive with them.

Read the docs

Features

Priced per workspace, never per model call
Free until paid plans launch
Terms published before any plan goes on sale

Design partner

Let's talk

Bring your requirements while paid plans are still in design.

Contact the team

Features

Security and deployment discovery
Agent and API integration planning
Migration and onboarding planning
No SLA, certification, or hosting commitment yet

9

MCP tools

through the local stdio server

0

Model tokens resold

now and after paid plans start

0

Paid plans

while Circular is in early access

Frequently asked questions

What early access includes, and what paid plans will change.

No. Circular is in early access and does not currently run checkout, subscriptions, paid trials, or automatic plan upgrades. Commercial terms will be published before any paid plan is offered.

The web app: workspaces, teams, projects, issues and subtasks, labels, dependencies, and comments with mentions, plus GitHub repository and pull request links and an import from Linear or Jira. On the agent side: a team-scoped JSON API, the circular CLI, and a stdio MCP server exposing nine tools. The macOS desktop build is signed and notarized, and the Windows build is signed by Azure Artifact Signing, so it installs without a SmartScreen warning. Both update themselves. Neither build is linked from this site yet, so ask for a download link.

You do, directly to your provider. Circular does not resell model tokens, and it never will: that is a product decision, not a temporary state of the early-access period. Bring your own provider credential, use a local model, or use an agent CLI you are already logged into. Whatever it costs stays between you and that provider, on their invoice, at their price.

No. There is no Circular-side agent runtime, and none is planned. Your agent runs on your machine or your own infrastructure and talks to Circular over an authenticated HTTP API, the same one the web app uses. Circular stores the work and the context. Your agent does the work.

No commercial quota tiers are enforced in this release. Operational safety limits still apply, and future plan limits will be documented before they take effect.

Yes. Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Codex connect to https://gocircular.dev/api/mcp and sign in with OAuth. Setup for each is at gocircular.dev/docs/connect. The local stdio package, JSON API and CLI remain available for local agents.

No certification, contractual SLA, or on-premise product is offered today. The security page documents current controls and known delivery boundaries without making a certification claim.

GitHub repository and pull request links, an import from Linear or Jira, the team-scoped JSON API, the local CLI, and the local stdio MCP server. Saved remote connector records are not presented as active integrations because the agent runtime does not consume them yet.

Contact the team with your deployment, security, onboarding, and agent-integration requirements. That conversation is product discovery, not a purchase commitment.

Open a workspace

Sign in to use the product, or read the docs before connecting a local agent.