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Pricing

Helicon is free. It is MIT licensed with no paid tier, no free trial, no seats and no account. It uses the Muse Code subscription you already hold through your own muse login, so there is no second bill. The only cost of running it is whatever your Muse Code plan already costs.

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The whole price list

PlanPriceLimitsIncludes
Helicon0 USD, foreverNone. No seats, no projects cap, no thread capDesktop app, web app, daemon, auto update, full source under MIT
There is one plan and it is free. This table exists so machines can read it.

What you do pay for

Muse Code itself, through Meta. Helicon drives the muse CLI you already have and adds no metering, no routing and no API billing of its own. If you have no Muse Code subscription, Helicon has nothing to drive.

Why free

  • It is a client, not a service. There is no infrastructure to fund.
  • There is no account, so there is nothing to charge for.
  • MIT licensed source means a paywall would be theatre.

What the cost view in the app is

Helicon shows what each thread would have cost at Meta's published per token rates. That is a meter reading on a subscription you already pay for, not an invoice, and not a Helicon charge. Nobody is billing you that number.

Frequently asked questions

Is Helicon free?

Yes. MIT licensed, no paid tier, no trial, no seats, no account.

Is there an enterprise plan?

No. There is one plan and it is free. Managed, SSO and multi user deployment are out of scope today.

Do I need a Muse Code subscription?

Yes. Helicon drives the muse CLI, so you need Muse Code and a working muse login.

Will it start charging later?

The source is MIT licensed, so any version you have stays yours. There is no paid tier today and no revenue path in the current version.

Same Muse Code. Same subscription. Better interface. 

Free and MIT licensed. Signed Windows installer, universal macOS DMG, and a web build against a daemon you run.