Straightforward pricing.
12 months to prove it.
Subscription
One workspace, billed monthly. 12-month minimum commitment. Month-to-month after year one.
$555
/ month
Setup fee
One-time founder-led activation: a 90-minute working session where Ryan walks you through the system and gets you up and running.
$2,200
one-time
Consulting (optional)
Founder time beyond setup: architecture reviews, tough product decisions, implementation pushes. 1-hour minimum, billed in 30-minute increments.
$400
/ hour
$2,755 to start. That’s $555 for your first month plus the $2,200 setup fee, charged together with the first invoice. After that, it’s $555 a month for the remainder of your 12-month commitment. After month 12, the subscription continues month-to-month; cancel any time.
We ask for a 12-month commitment because the product gets better the longer you use it.
Your AI team accumulates institutional knowledge with every task: what was built, which patterns work, what to avoid. Month one is valuable. Month six is significantly more valuable, because six months of decisions, code patterns, and project context are compounding in the memory system. Twelve months is where the team truly becomes yours, informed by a year of working inside your codebase.
That is the honest reason for the commitment. We are not locking you in. We are asking for enough time to demonstrate what a persistent AI development partner actually delivers.
The subscription is hard-expiry. When it ends, the team stops working in Cursor. Everything your agents wrote into your repo (code, memory files, project plans) stays with you. We hold the orchestration layer that runs the team; we don’t hold your code. The product also works offline for up to seven days, so a flight or a short outage doesn’t break your workflow.
For frame: $555 a month is in the per-seat range for serious dev tooling, somewhere between Cursor Pro and a fractional CTO retainer. The $2,200 setup is well below what an agency charges for an activation engagement; those run $5K to $25K. The setup is productized: one rate, one outcome, founder on the call.
What you need to run TinyFirm
TinyFirm runs inside Cursor IDE. It requires an active Cursor subscription on the machine where you work.
Our recommendation: Cursor Ultra ($200/month). The $400 monthly credit pool covers heavy multi-agent delegation without interruptions. Running out of credits mid-task breaks agent context and wastes work.
Lighter alternative: Cursor Pro+ ($60/month). The $70 credit pool works for 1-2 delegations per day or projects that lean on Auto mode for routine work. Auto is unlimited on all paid plans and does not consume your credit pool.
Total monthly cost with Ultra: $755 ($555 TinyFirm + $200 Cursor Ultra). That is roughly what companies spend on one senior developer in three and a half days. Sources: BLS Occupational Employment Statistics; Glassdoor.
Overages: Cursor charges at API rates with no markup if you exceed your credit pool. This is opt-in and you can set a spend limit. No surprise bills unless you enable on-demand usage in your Cursor dashboard.
Why we are showing you this: Most productized services quote one number and let you figure out the dependencies later. We would rather you budget correctly from day one. The system delivers quality results because it uses serious compute. That is a feature, not a hidden cost.