Run yeet locally. Free, forever.
Run any script on your hosts free. Get full read access to your kernel, your processes and your network today.
Free
For developers who want yeet on their favorite machines.
$0
- First 3 hosts free
- Unlimited scripts
- Unlimited local runtime
- Full system graph access
- BPF programs & dashboards
- First 100 notifications / mo free
- Community support via Discord
RecommendedTeam
Connect Slack and set custom alerts against any event or condition.
$20/ month
- Includes 100 hosts
- Team account settings
- Role-based access controls
- Team YPM namespace
- Terraform API access
- Unlimited Slack alerts
- Custom scripting support
- Dedicated onboarding support
Enterprise
For teams running yeet across infrastructure.
Custom
- Multi-host fleet view
- SSO and audit log export
- Custom platform calls
- Volume host pricing
- Dedicated support
- Custom MSA & SLAs
- Dedicated onboarding
- Priority support
- Solutions engineering
FAQ
How many hosts does Free cover?
Three. Enough for a laptop, a side-project VM, and one work box. When you need yeet on more machines, Team covers up to 100 hosts for $20 a month, and Enterprise adds volume host pricing beyond that.
Is Team priced per host?
No. Team is a flat $20 a month and includes up to 100 hosts, so adding a host doesn't change your bill. If you need more than 100 hosts, Enterprise has custom volume pricing.
Is there a free trial of Team?
No. Free is the trial: three hosts, unlimited scripts, and the full system graph with no card required. Upgrade to Team when you need more hosts or unlimited Slack alerts; it bills from the day you subscribe.
What counts as one notification?
One call to yeet.alert() is one notification, regardless of which channel it goes to or how long the message is. Retries on temporary failures don't count as new notifications.
What happens when I hit 100 notifications on Free?
Notifications stop firing for the rest of the month. Your scripts keep running locally and your dashboards keep working; only the Slack send is gated. Upgrade to Team for unlimited alerts.
Are Team alerts really unlimited?
Yes, under fair use. We don't meter individual sends. If a script gets stuck in a loop, our runtime caps obvious runaways at the per-script level. That's a protection for you, not a billing trick.
What happens to my scripts if I downgrade?
Everything you built keeps working locally. If you drop from Team to Free, the host cap drops from 100 to 3 and Slack alerts drop to 100/month. Your scripts and dashboards run exactly as before.
Does my data leave my machine?
No. The yeet runtime runs as a daemon on your host. Nothing leaves your infrastructure unless you write a script that sends it somewhere. Slack notifications pass through our cloud only for routing.
Do I need a Slack workspace to use yeet?
No. Free is fully usable without Slack. You only need a Slack workspace if you want yeet to send you alerts.
Can I use yeet for production workloads?
Yes. yeet runs in production at our enterprise customers today. For fleets past 100 hosts, SSO, audit log export, and contractual support, Enterprise is the right tier.
What's the difference between Team and Enterprise?
Team is $20 a month for up to 100 hosts, with Slack alerts, role-based access, a shared YPM namespace, and dedicated onboarding. Enterprise is custom-priced with volume host pricing past 100 hosts, and adds fleet view, SSO and audit log export, custom platform calls, and contractual things like MSAs, SLAs, and a dedicated solutions engineer.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel from your account settings. Your local scripts keep running; team features and Slack alerts revert to Free limits at the end of the billing period.