Priced on how much you watch, not on what it finds.

Yes, on Pro and Business. Webcuris is an MCP server: connect it in the assistant's settings, sign in once through your account, and ask for scans and findings in plain words. The assistant has your plan's abilities and nothing more. It is not part of the Free plan: a Free account that tries to connect is told so on the approval page and nothing is granted.

Yes. Checkout runs through Polar and takes a card on their hosted page — card details never reach this application. Your plan is active the moment the payment clears, and you can change or cancel it from your account settings without talking to anyone.

The limits are applied at the point you add a domain or a repository beyond them: you are shown what your plan includes, what you are using, and which plan raises it. Nothing already scanned is taken away, and re-scanning what you have is never capped — a plan bounds how much you watch, not how often you look at it.

Polar does, because Polar is the merchant of record — the legal seller on your transaction, not a payment processor passing money through to us. It charges the tax that applies where you are, under its own registrations, remits it to your tax authority, and issues the receipt or invoice. That document is the one to keep; we cannot reissue it, because the sale we are party to is between us and Polar rather than between us and you.

Enter it at checkout rather than afterwards. Where the rules in your country place the tax obligation on the buyer — India's reverse charge for business customers, the EU's for VAT-registered ones — supplying a valid number at the point of sale is what removes the charge and produces the right document. Added later it cannot change an invoice that has already been issued, so it is worth the extra field before you pay.

No. It is free indefinitely, and it runs the full check set rather than a reduced one — including the AI/LLM usage checks. The limits are on scope, not on quality: the engine is the same one in every plan.

Scope, and only scope. Pro and Business have exactly the same features — monitoring, correlation, compliance mapping, organisations, every report type, the API. Pro covers 5 domains and 5 repositories; Business raises that to 12 and 12. If you are choosing between them, count your assets.

On Enterprise, yes. Your logo, accent colour and contact line replace ours on every report type, and each report names the client it was prepared for — the client name is set per domain, so an agency with twelve clients gets twelve correctly-headed reports. One sentence is never removed: the note saying an automated scan can produce false positives and is not a certification. Your own confidentiality wording is added beneath it. Enterprise is arranged with us rather than bought from the pricing page.

Until you delete it, unless a retention window is in force: the Data Retention page states the period, and with one set a scheduled sweep removes older scans. You can export your data and delete your account yourself from the account page.

External checks are equivalent to a handful of ordinary browser requests. Checks that go beyond that stay locked until you prove domain ownership with a DNS record or a hosted file.