Workflow scope
A daily brief and a multi-step research workflow require different context, execution, and review.
Pricing
Access is scoped around the first workflow.
We start with the work you want handled, confirm the scope and price, and agree on a useful definition of done before you commit.
What shapes pricing
A useful workflow has real inputs, work, and responsibility.
Connected context
The accounts and tools required affect setup, permissions, and the operating boundary.
Usage and cadence
Occasional preparation differs from recurring background work that runs throughout the week.
Onboarding support
Access includes direct help shaping the first workflow and calibrating a useful output.
The path in
Clear before commitment.
You will know what the first workflow covers, what it does not cover, and what access costs before deciding.
- 01Share the work
Tell us what keeps slipping and what a useful result would look like.
- 02Confirm fit and scope
We identify the workflow, context, review point, and what Bumblebee can support today.
- 03Agree on access
We confirm the price and terms before setup or payment.
- 04Run the first workflow
Start narrow, inspect the output, and expand only from evidence.
Frequently asked questions
The practical questions, answered.
01How much does Bumblebee cost?
Bumblebee pricing is scoped around the workflow, access model, and support needed. We confirm the scope, access terms, and price before you commit.
02Is there a free plan?
There is not currently a public free plan. The resources and templates on this site are free to use without an account.
03What is included?
Access includes a private Bumblebee workspace, onboarding around one initial workflow, the available context connections for that workflow, background task handling, and review or approval controls supported by the product.
04Will the price change later?
Packaging may evolve as the product develops. Your access terms and price will be clear before you commit.
Request access
Start with the workflow you would pay to stop carrying.
Submitting the form starts a conversation, not a purchase.