Deploy, patch, and govern software on every Mac.

No. Create a workspace and you're on Team, which is free with no device or user limits. You can enroll your whole fleet without giving us a card. You add one when you turn on an upgrade or move to Business.

Plans are how you buy, and you're on exactly one of Team, Business or Enterprise. Upgrades switch on inside the free Team plan when a specific need shows up, priced per device. There are two, Vulnerability Patching and Governance, and Governance includes everything in Vulnerability Patching, so you never buy them separately. Business and Enterprise include both.

Every device enrolled in your workspace, which is the count on your Devices page. That includes read-only devices, where Workbrew reports what is installed without managing Homebrew. A device leaves the count when you remove it in the console, and one that has stopped checking in still counts until you do. There's no charge for people, only devices, so adding more admins costs nothing.

No. Upgrades apply to your whole workspace, so the price covers every device you have enrolled, read-only devices included. What you can vary is how the capability behaves. On Team you target a policy at your whole fleet or at a single device, and Business adds device groups, so patching thresholds and policies can differ from one team to the next.

We reconcile your device count with your subscription twice a day, so your bill tracks your fleet without you doing anything. Adding devices charges a pro-rated amount for the rest of the billing period, so a device that joins halfway through costs half a month. Removing devices lowers your count from the next invoice onward, without a refund for the part of the period you have already paid for.

Pay for a year up front and save 10% on every paid plan and upgrade. With the toggle set to annual, the prices on this page show the effective monthly rate.

Upgrades on Team and the Business plan are card only, through self-serve checkout. Enterprise is invoiced, with the terms and purchase order your finance team needs.

Business comes with a 14-day trial with everything switched on. You enter a card to start it, and it converts to a paid subscription automatically when the trial ends. Each workspace can use the trial once.

Yes. The workspace owner can turn upgrades on, move up to Business, or move back down from inside Workbrew. When you downgrade, features from the higher plan are paused and their settings are kept, so they resume unchanged if you upgrade again. Brew Configurations and Commands are the exception, because they have to be removed before the downgrade goes through.

Only the name. Free is now Team and Pro is now Team + Governance, at the same price and on the same billing date. Pro workspaces keep the device-group targeting they had on Pro, and gain app allowlist policies.