The short answers that matter.

Sales are not open yet. The commercial build opens only after local release acceptance and operator launch approval.

The planned individual subscription includes a 14-day card-required trial, then $20/month or $200/year, or €20/month or €200/year, plus applicable tax. AI-provider subscriptions and API usage are separate.

Cancellation takes effect at the end of the paid period. Failed renewals receive a seven-day warning grace. After access expires, CrazyToad becomes read-only so you can view history, manage billing, and export data; security-only updates remain available.

Raise an account-scoped ticket in the app or web portal. Support is best effort with no guaranteed response or delivery time.

Windows is the launch target.

No. A single CLI is one worker; CrazyToad is the coordinating brain that runs many workers in parallel.

Yes. CrazyToad does not include AI compute. It coordinates the provider subscriptions, API keys, CLI logins, and local models you configure.

Yes. Local Ollama lanes live in Accounts and can be routed for jobs that fit.

Yes. A one-line install turns your own Linux box into a hardened agent — confined to a workspace, non-root, behind a deny-list and a cost cap. Run it on as many of your own hosts as you like.

CrazyToad has no product-usage analytics. Code, prompts, and files stay local unless you deliberately send them through a configured AI provider, remote agent, support report, or other integration. The account service records commerce and entitlement reliability events, never your code or feature usage.