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FREE BETA
A free workspace for trying delivery evidence in your Node.js app. No payment method, automatic charges, or automatic paid upgrade.
AVAILABLE NOW
Connect one delivery path and inspect the evidence it sends.
$0during beta
Start free betaGitHub login · Node.js SDK · No payment method
PUBLISHED BETA TERMS · evaluation-2.0
Duplicate, invalid and connection-check requests count as collection attempts. Shared budgets can reject requests before your own limit is reached. No automatic overage charges.
Each delivery can produce several events. The collection limit is a request budget, not an execution allowance.
Read these published beta terms or check the current terms for the full scope and limits.
INCLUDED IN THE FREE BETA
BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
The free beta supports one Node.js → PostgreSQL outbox → BullMQ → webhook delivery path. You will add observation code to your app; installation alone does not send evidence. Review the current evaluation terms before connecting. The installation guide takes you from your key to the first execution in the dashboard.
These prices and allowances are proposals. They do not change the free beta limits or create a subscription.
Proposed paid plan
$49/ month · per workspace
Async setup & usage support
Proposed paid plan
$149/ month · per workspace
Async support + one setup review
No. A delivery can produce several evidence events, and each collection request uses the request budget. Duplicate events, invalid requests, and connection checks also use that budget. The limit does not promise a number of stored events or complete executions.
Collection can be limited by workspace usage, shared service budgets, or concurrent requests. Follow any wait time shown before checking again. Reaching a collection limit can leave gaps in evidence; it does not stop your business operations. Existing evidence remains subject to its retention window. There are no automatic overage charges in the free beta, and paid plan allowances remain proposals.
Retention starts when each piece of evidence is first received by the collector. Retransmitting it does not extend that window. The published beta terms provide three days of Evidence reads. Read expiry, live deletion, and provider backup expiry are separate; see the privacy notice for details.
The beta is free, and no per-seat fees are proposed for paid plans. You can create a workspace for your application. Access to an existing workspace still requires a grant from its operator; logging in does not grant access to someone else’s evidence.
Nestarc is read-only. It shows the last confirmed delivery boundary and distinguishes a reported failure from an unknown outcome or interrupted evidence. It does not replay, retry, or recover your business operations.
Paid subscriptions are not open yet. Prices, usage limits, retention windows, and support for Starter and Team are proposals being validated. You can start the free beta now and connect your own supported application. No payment method is required.
Log in with GitHub, create a workspace, and install the Node.js SDK.
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