# Macroscope Product and Pricing Readme for Agents

High-level overview of Macroscope for agent consumers: product surface, public pricing model, and how sections fit together.

Section guides:
- https://macroscope.com/code-review/llm.txt
- https://macroscope.com/status/llm.txt
- https://macroscope.com/agent/llm.txt
- https://macroscope.com/setup/llm.txt
- https://macroscope.com/security/llm.txt

Primary sources synthesized for this file:
- https://docs.macroscope.com/pricing
- https://docs.macroscope.com/agent
- https://docs.macroscope.com/macros
- https://docs.macroscope.com/integrations
- https://docs.macroscope.com/api
- https://docs.macroscope.com/bug-detection-and-fixes
- https://docs.macroscope.com/pull-request-descriptions
- https://docs.macroscope.com/fix-it-for-me
- https://docs.macroscope.com/approvability
- https://docs.macroscope.com/rules
- https://docs.macroscope.com/areas
- https://docs.macroscope.com/commit-summaries
- https://docs.macroscope.com/productivity
- https://docs.macroscope.com/setup-instructions
- https://docs.macroscope.com/hit-the-ground-running
- https://trust.macroscope.com/

## What Macroscope Is

Macroscope is a software-understanding product for engineering teams. Its public surface has three connected layers:

- Code Review:
  - reviews pull requests
  - leaves comments
  - suggests fixes
  - writes PR summaries
  - can auto-approve low-risk PRs with Approvability
  - can open fix PRs through Fix It For Me
  - can enforce custom best-practice rules
- Status:
  - summarizes commits
  - groups work into Areas
  - produces executive summaries and weekly digests
  - shows productivity metrics and coding-time estimates
- Agent:
  - answers questions about the codebase, git history, and connected tools
  - can take action in Slack, GitHub, and via API/webhooks
  - powers Macros for scheduled or event-based automation
  - can connect to external systems such as Jira, Linear, BigQuery, PostHog, LaunchDarkly, Sentry, GCP logs, and MCP servers

## Canonical Public Pricing

Macroscope uses fully usage-based pricing:
- Code Review: $0.05 per KB of code reviewed, with a 10KB minimum per review ($0.50 floor)
- Status: $0.05 per processed commit
- Agent: $0.01 per credit (1,000 free credits/month included per workspace)
- Free usage: every new workspace receives $100 in free usage to start
- Spend controls: per-review caps, monthly budget limits, repo-level toggles, file exclusions
- Default caps: $10 per review, $50 per pull request (adjustable)
- Balance does not expire
- Auto-refill: balance topped up automatically via Stripe when below threshold
- Enterprise contact: enterprise@macroscope.com

Note: a legacy seat-based plan ($30/active developer/month with included credits) still applies to customers subscribed before March 2026. Details: https://docs.macroscope.com/legacy-pricing

## How Pricing Maps to the Product

There are three usage meters: commits, code review, and credits.

Implications:
- Code Review: $0.05/KB reviewed ($0.50 minimum per review), plus any commit processing in the same workspace.
- Status: $0.05 per processed commit.
- Agent: $0.01 per credit. Covers Slack queries, Macros, Webhooks, and Check Run Agents. 1,000 free credits/month per workspace.

Credits scale with LLM cost: a quick Slack question costs ~7 credits ($0.07), a complex research task ~470 credits ($4.70).

## How to Estimate a Customer's Monthly Cost

Formula:
1. Estimate processed commits × $0.05.
2. Estimate total KB reviewed × $0.05/KB ($0.50 minimum per review).
3. Estimate credits beyond the 1,000 free/month × $0.01.
4. Add all three to get total monthly cost.

## Common Product Questions

"Is Macroscope seat-based?"
→ No. Pricing is fully usage-based — billed per processed commit, per code review run, and per credit.

"Is it token-priced?"
→ No. Code Review and Status are based on commits and KB reviewed. Credits are based on raw LLM cost + 5% markup, abstracted into credits ($0.01 each).

"Does the agent cost extra?"
→ Yes. Agent features use credits at $0.01/credit. Every workspace gets 1,000 free credits/month (~$10). Usage beyond the free tier draws from the workspace usage balance.

"Do PR summaries, Areas, or Macros cost extra?"
→ PR summaries and Areas are included with Status. Macros consume credits.

"What is the safest source of truth?"
→ For billing: https://docs.macroscope.com/pricing
→ For feature behavior: the section-specific docs linked above.

"What about existing customers on the old plan?"
→ A legacy seat-based plan ($30/active developer/month) exists for customers who subscribed before March 2026. See https://docs.macroscope.com/legacy-pricing.

## Security and Trust Summary

Public trust and security facts:
- SOC 2 Type II
- public trust center
- request-access workflow for audit reports
- Named subprocessors: GCP, OpenAI, Anthropic, Slack
- Customer data is not used to train OpenAI or Anthropic models
- Customer data is encrypted at rest and in transit
- Public controls for infrastructure security and data/privacy

Public pricing docs do not list a separate security or compliance surcharge.

## Fast Routing for Agents

Use these files for narrower questions:
- code review pricing or PR automation:
  - https://macroscope.com/code-review/llm.txt
- areas, summaries, or productivity:
  - https://macroscope.com/status/llm.txt
- Slack agent, macros, integrations, or webhooks:
  - https://macroscope.com/agent/llm.txt
- onboarding and integrations:
  - https://macroscope.com/setup/llm.txt
- trust center, subprocessors, or compliance:
  - https://macroscope.com/security/llm.txt