The first 1,000 accounts are free. Forever.
Pinpoint is early, and early is worth something. If you're one of the first thousand people to create an account, you keep everything below at no cost for as long as that account exists. Not free for a trial. Not free until we change our minds. Free.
No card. No trial clock. No seat count to watch.
Everything, at no cost
- Unlimited projects, each with its own snippet and inbox
- Unlimited pins and notes, grouped by the page they landed on
- A screenshot stored with every pin, hosted and served by Pinpoint
- Full agent API access — the same token, endpoints, and brief described on the home page
- Workspaces with as many teammates as you need
- Close pins from the dashboard, or from your agent with the PR URL attached
- CSV export of everything you've collected, whenever you want it
What happens after the first thousand
Paid plans start, for other people
Once we're past a thousand accounts, new ones will pay. Accounts created before that keep these terms. We're not going to grandfather you for a year and then send an invoice.
Your data leaves whenever you do
Every pin, with its coordinates and timestamps, exports to CSV from the dashboard, and the screenshots read out of the API with your own token. Nothing is held hostage to keep you on a plan.
The widget is yours either way
pinpoint.js is MIT and framework-free. If Pinpoint ever stops being worth it, the collection half of this is a file you already have.
What counts as an account
One sign-up, one spot. A workspace you create can hold as many projects and teammates as you want without using up anyone else's place in line.
Fair use, stated plainly
Project keys live in public HTML by design, so pin intake is rate limited per IP address: 60 pins a minute, far above what a reviewer can type. That's there to make a leaked key boring, not to meter you.
Still deciding?
The widget demo runs without an account. Drop a few pins, see the shape of it, then come back and take a spot.