Find a plan that meets your hardware workflow needs

Getting started is quick. Reach out to our team and we’ll help you get set up with the best option for your team’s needs.

It depends on how many people on your team actively modify design files.

- A Committer is anyone with push and pull access; typically electrical engineers, hardware engineers, and PCB designers. They can edit and manage repository files.

- A Collaborator is anyone who only needs to review, comment, or view designs; like firmware engineers, mechanical teammates, managers, or vendors. Collaborators are free and unlimited.

Getting started on the Starter plan is easy. Spin up your instance and start reviewing designs in minutes. Check out our Knowledge Base for step-by-step tutorials and an AllSpice crash course.

AllSpice offers flexible deployment options tailored to your team’s size, security posture, and compliance requirements.

- Cloud (multi-tenant SaaS): Our standard offering, providing a secure and scalable hosted environment with minimal setup or maintenance.

- Dedicated (single-tenant): Ideal for enterprise customers requiring enhanced isolation and control. Hosted in a virtual private cloud, with optional GovCloud support for regulated industries.

- Self-hosted: Designed for organizations with strict internal policies or infrastructure requirements who prefer to manage their own deployment.

AllSpice currently uses Claude Sonnet 4.0 via AWS Bedrock for Cloud and Enterprise deployments. Model choices may evolve as the ecosystem improves and are subject to change. Customers may bring their own model provider in supported configurations. AllSpice is designed to support multiple models rather than a single vendor lock-in. We are building a configurable interface for model URL, token, and specification settings.

We do not fine‑tune on customer data. Instead, our AI agent DRCY is prompted with precise, task‑specific context from design files, organization metadata, and relevant external references (for example, datasheets) to reason effectively. Customer data is not used to train foundation models.

Yes! We have numerous robotics and electrical engineering clubs on our platform. Schedule some time and we can get you and your fellow classmates up and running.