Priced by the size ofthe team, not the seat count.

They are real, and they are where a conversation starts rather than where it ends. Stride is priced against the decision it is being pointed at, so the shape of your team and how many initiatives you run move you within the band. Nobody pays more than the number on the card without agreeing to it first.

Because the value is the decision, not the login. Charging per seat would price the people reading the memo, which is exactly the group you want larger. The band moves with how much of the work Stride is doing, not with how many people watch it happen.

Yes. Creating an account is open and free, and it gives you the whole loop on one initiative. The conversation is for working out what you pay when you are running real decisions on it.

They stay in your workspace, in a private store, and they are never shared between workspaces or used to train anything. Stride reads them to answer your questions and cites them back to you.

No. Stride runs its full feature set without you bringing any provider keys of your own.

Most of it is deciding, not waiting. Uploading and indexing is minutes, the diagnosis comes back the same session, and the rest moves at the speed your team agrees on things.

Your roadmaps, memos and briefs export. The decision history is yours, and the point of writing the reasoning down was never to lock it in here.