For platform leads and SRE managers running reviews across multiple teams: consistent structure, grep-able history, onboarding measured in minutes. Pilots are free — we'd rather earn the purchase order than decorate a sales deck.
Plainly: we invoice, you pay by bank transfer. No card forms, no vendor-portal hostage situations, no chasing approvals through a checkout flow your finance team hates anyway. Annual prepay gets the discount below; PO-number friendly; net-15 terms available.
| Tier | Fits | Price after pilot |
|---|---|---|
| Pilot | Up to ~50 engineers, 90 days | $0 — genuinely free |
| Team | One org unit, ≤25 engineers | $720/yr — invoiced annually |
| Org | Multiple teams, SSO requirements | Custom — quoted with the pilot retro |
Individual engineers never need any of this — the free tier covers real-world personal cadence, and self-serve Pro ($9/mo) exists for power users. Enterprise volume is where invoicing starts making sense.
Sign-in runs on WorkOS AuthKit today (Google/Microsoft/email with enterprise-grade session handling). SAML SSO and SCIM provisioning are scoped during pilots with interested orgs — AuthKit's paid features unlock without us building auth twice.
Your inputs generate the document and are stored solely so share links resolve. Nothing trains on your incidents; deletion requests honored at hello@postmort.dev. Infrastructure is Cloudflare Workers + D1 at the edge — no customer data leaves WorkOS/OpenRouter hands for identity and inference respectively.
Pilots include baking your section structure into generated drafts — most teams converge on ours because it matches what reviewers expect (exec summary → impact → timeline → 5-Whys → actions), but yours wins.
You shouldn't blindly — that's why the pilot exists and costs nothing. Worst case you spent zero dollars and got free postmortem automation for one bad quarter. Best case your reviews ship in days instead of sprints.
Tell us the rough team shape — activation codes usually go out same day.
Or just email us directly — humans reply here.