Ionirix
ION AI public surface
Public entry
Choose the lane that matches your usage, then move through a live checkout flow that keeps billing, entitlement, and workspace access aligned.
Premium is the fastest path for an individual operator who wants more capability without extra process. Enterprise is for broader usage, higher demand, and accounts that need the strongest entitlement lane available in the public product.
Both tiers use the same Worker-backed Stripe integration, but the decision is straightforward: choose the plan that matches your usage level, upgrade, and return to a workspace that reflects the new state immediately.
Pricing surface
Premium is the entry lane for individual use. Enterprise is the higher-capacity path for heavier usage and team-oriented adoption. Both tiers route through the same Worker-backed Stripe checkout integration.
Premium tier
$9.99/mo or $89/yr
Yearly premium is highlighted as the lower-cost recurring option.
Enterprise tier
$99.99/mo or $999/yr
Enterprise yearly is positioned for teams and heavier operational demand.
Checkout integration
POST /api/billing/checkout
The UI sends plan tier, billing cadence, and the selected price ID when available.
Entitlement state
Live and reactive
The pricing page, workspace header, and return screens all use the same live status routes.
Checking current plan state...
Ionirix Premium - Monthly
Premium workspace access on the fastest possible path.
Turn on premium tools, upgraded retrieval, and the direct checkout flow without a long commitment.
Recurring monthly • premium
Ionirix Premium - Yearly
Lower annual cost for sustained premium use.
Ideal if you expect Ionirix to stay in your weekly workflow and want the cheaper annual rate.
Recurring yearly • premium
Ionirix Enterprise - Monthly
Enterprise access for heavier usage and broader operational scope.
The monthly enterprise path keeps higher-capacity usage available without committing to annual billing.
Recurring monthly • enterprise
Ionirix Enterprise - Yearly
The annual enterprise plan for persistent team adoption.
Best fit for organizations that expect heavy recurring usage and want the enterprise lane locked in for the year.
Recurring yearly • enterprise
Plan comparison
Both tiers use the same live Worker checkout route and the same entitlement verification path after Stripe redirects back, but they are positioned for different scales of ongoing use.
| Capability | Detail | Premium | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Access tier | The entitlement lane your account resolves into after checkout and verification. | Premium | Enterprise |
| Monthly price | Recurring monthly billing for operators who want the shortest commitment path. | $9.99 | $99.99 |
| Yearly price | Recurring annual billing for lower effective cost over sustained use. | $89 | $999 |
| Best fit | The primary usage profile each plan is designed to support. | Individual operators and focused premium use | Teams, heavier operational demand, and broader adoption |
| Billing cadence | Available recurring payment options on the live checkout path. | Monthly or yearly recurring | Monthly or yearly recurring |
| Workspace access level | How the plan positions your account inside the entitlement model. | Premium workspace entitlement | Higher-capacity enterprise entitlement |
| Operational scope | How each tier is framed for ongoing usage intensity. | Direct premium lane for sustained individual workflows | Broader lane for recurring team and advanced operator use |
| Commitment profile | How the plan is positioned when choosing between flexibility and longer-term lock-in. | Monthly for flexibility, yearly for lower recurring cost | Monthly for evaluation, yearly for persistent team commitment |
| Checkout path | The mechanism used to launch payment and return state to the app. | Worker-backed Stripe checkout with entitlement refresh | Worker-backed Stripe checkout with entitlement refresh |
| Return-state verification | How the UI confirms access after Stripe redirects back. | Live entitlement checks across pricing, return screens, and workspace header | Live entitlement checks across pricing, return screens, and workspace header |
| Upgrade path | How the platform handles movement into a higher tier. | Can move into enterprise if operational demand increases | Top paid lane in the current public pricing model |
Pricing now sits inside the broader public system rather than apart from it. A signed-in user can select a plan, launch checkout through the live Worker route, complete payment in Stripe, and return to a UI that checks the same entitlement state used elsewhere in the workspace. That means the pricing surface, return screens, and workspace header all describe the same account condition instead of each holding a partial view.
This matters because a pricing page is only as good as the continuity around it. If checkout succeeds but entitlement state lags behind or contradicts itself, the billing surface becomes hard to trust. The current implementation is designed to avoid that failure mode by using the same live status routes across the relevant product surfaces.
Premium is positioned for individual operators who want a paid workspace tier, direct recurring billing options, and the shortest route into the upgraded product state.
Enterprise is positioned for broader recurring usage, higher-capacity demand, and teams that need the stronger entitlement tier available in the current public pricing model.
After checkout, the system reuses live entitlement verification so the account state seen on pricing, the Stripe return screen, and the workspace surface stays aligned.
Each card opens a glass-styled modal that summarizes the selected plan, current account state, and the Worker-backed checkout action.
The UI can send the selected price ID, but the Worker still verifies it against configured Stripe environment values before creating a session.
Success and cancel screens query the same entitlement routes used by the workspace header so paid status remains connected to the account after Stripe redirects back.
It means Ion is positioned as a system with clear ownership, visible policies, durable workspace state, and tighter continuity between public messaging, account access, and product behavior.
Account creation, verification, billing, and entitlement checks are all routed through the same product stack. Privacy and terms links remain public and easy to audit before signup.
The return screen and workspace header read the same live entitlement routes, so the account should resolve into the correct paid state as soon as checkout completes.
Start with a free account, review the live plan state, and move into checkout only when you are ready.