Tada pricing — per run, never per seat
You pay per run. People are free.
A run is Tada opening your app, working through a feature, and coming back with an answer. Twenty free every month.
Free
$0/ month
- Runs included
- 20 / month
- Overage
- Never billed
- Repos
- 1
- Voice narration
- Silent
- Demos kept
- 3 days
- Runs at once
- 1
- Support
- Community
Team
$79/ month
Everything in Free, plus
- House Rules
- Required checks
- Runs included
- 250 / month
- Overage
- $1.25 / run
- Repos
- Unlimited
- Members
- Unlimited
- Voice narration
- Included
- Demos kept
- 90 days
- Runs at once
- 2
- Support
Scale
$299/ month
Everything in Team, plus
- API access
- Run packs: $0.75 a run, pre-bought
- Runs included
- 1,200 / month
- Overage
- $0.90 / run
- Demos kept
- 1 year
- Runs at once
- 5
- Support
- Same-day response
The alternatives
Same job, three prices.
You are already paying for one of these.
Install the GitHub App; runs start on the next preview deploy.
Weeks of spec-writing before the first useful red.
A hiring pipeline — or the founder clicking through at 11pm.
Every PR, driven end to end on the deployed build.
Only the flows someone wrote a spec for.
Whatever there was time for before the release.
Flows ride the branch — change the feature and its flow in one commit.
Specs rot and flake until the suite is its own project.
Walkthrough scripts nobody updates.
A demo on the PR — watch link, no login.
A green dot the reviewer has to trust.
“Works on my machine,” in Slack.
The merge stops; you get the frame where it broke.
A flaky red you re-run until it passes.
A bug report — after it merged.
A price per run. 20 free every month.
Engineering hours, forever.
A salary.