Agent capacity

Capacity is an allowance. It is never your identity.

Capacity is an allowance for managed bindings. It is not a second Passport, it never changes an ECZ-ID, and running out never deletes, detaches or unpublishes anything.

Your ECZ-ID does not change.

The meter

What actually counts.

Read this before the numbers, or the numbers will mislead you.

Consumes a managed binding

An active deployment or platform binding you put under management.

Never consumes one

The Passport itself — identity is never metered.
Dormant or historical deployments.
Replicas of one agent.
Public Resolver reads and public machine-readable records.

The ladder

Published list prices.

Each tier is a total, not an increment, and one tier is active at a time. A higher tier replaces a lower one rather than adding to it.

Self-serve capacity is not open yet.

Self-serve capacity is not open yet. These are the published list prices; when a tier opens you will be able to move onto it without your ECZ-ID changing. We publish the prices now so you can plan against real numbers rather than an estimate. If you need more than the free allowance today, tell us what you need.

Agent capacity tiers, total managed bindings and list prices in pounds sterling
Tier	Total managed bindings	Monthly	Annual	Who it fits
FREE	5 managed bindings	£0	—	One agent in production, or a handful you are still bringing up.
STARTER	25 managed bindings	£9.99	£99 ≈ 2 months free	A small fleet across a few platforms and environments.
GROWTH	100 managed bindings	£29.99	£299 ≈ 2 months free	Multiple teams shipping agents on their own cadence.
SCALE	500 managed bindings	£79.99	£799 ≈ 2 months free	An estate large enough that nobody holds it in their head.
ENTERPRISE	Above 500	Negotiated	—	Fleet, OEM, private deployment or procurement terms. Negotiated.

Prices are GBP list prices and monthly is the default. VAT is handled separately where it applies.

Start free with 5 bindings Above 500 bindings

Running low, running out

Exactly what happens as you fill up.

Published in advance so there is no surprise in it. Nothing in this table is a sales trigger dressed as a warning.

Capacity utilisation stages, what you see and what is blocked
Utilisation	What you see	What is blocked
Up to 70%	Nothing. No pressure, no prompts, no interruption.	Nothing is blocked.
From 70%	A quiet usage indicator appears in your console.	Nothing is blocked. No email.
From 85%	A projected limit, based on your actual pace, and the next tier that fits.	Nothing is blocked.
From 90%	A clear upgrade panel showing current capacity, new capacity and price — and the sentence that your ECZ-ID does not change.	Nothing is blocked.
At 100%	Your identity, your records, your Resolver pages and everything already under management keep working exactly as before.	Only new managed bindings are blocked or queued.

At the limit

At the limit your identity and everything you already manage keep working. Only new managed bindings wait.

If you move down a tier, or stop paying

If you move down a tier or let one lapse and your estate is larger than the new allowance, nothing is destroyed and nothing is detached. Existing managed bindings stay. Only new ones wait until usage fits again or you take capacity that covers it.

Separate axes

Buying capacity changes one thing and one thing only.

It does not verify anything
Capacity confers no Parent tier and no assurance about any agent. An organisation on the largest tier is exactly as verified as one on the free tier.
It does not touch identity
Your ECZ-ID does not change. No identifier, record, binding, consent record or resolver URL changes when a tier does.
It does not meter the public
Public Resolver reads and public machine-readable records are never metered, never authenticated and never counted against any allowance.