The beta program

Pishik has launched and is open to everyone. While we polish, the product also runs a beta program. This page is the one place in the Support Center that explains it: what the program means day to day, the agreement behind it, and (if your workspace predates open signup) how choosing your plan works.

Launched, open to everyone, and still a beta program

Both halves of that sentence are true, so here's what each one means in practice:

  • Launched and generally available. Anyone can sign up, with no invite code or waitlist. Priced plans are live, checkout is real, and teams run their actual contracts through Pishik every day.
  • Still a beta program while we polish. Some features are still maturing, and we ship refinements often, which occasionally means a rough edge. What does not change: your data is handled with the same care as it always will be. The share-link model, the audit trail, and export with no lock-in apply in full, program or no program.

While the program runs, new signups acknowledge the Beta Program Agreement as part of creating an account: a short dedicated step near the end of the signup wizard, one tick and done. That's the whole ceremony; see the agreement below.

The Beta Program Agreement

The Beta Program Agreement is the short legal document that governs the beta program itself. It sits alongside the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy and covers the beta-specific ground: the pre-release nature of maturing features, best-effort support, and how fees work during the program.

While the program is active, accepting it is part of signup. It's a dedicated acknowledgment step near the end of the wizard, after your account is verified and your company details are in. Existing members aren't asked again on every visit; the acknowledgment is a one-time step. When the program ends, the step retires with it.

Read it in full at gopishik.com/beta. It's short, plainly written, and worth the two minutes.

Workspace created before open signup? Here's how choosing your plan works

If your workspace predates open signup, here's exactly how the move to a paid plan works, and what applies if you haven't chosen yet.

Real notice, a real window

Every beta workspace got a decision window of at least 30 days (announced in-app and by email to its admins when pricing went live in July 2026) to pick the plan that fits: Team ($499/month, up to 3 seats), Business ($999/month, up to 10 seats), or Enterprise (contact us). Nothing converts silently, no card is ever charged without you choosing, and every plan carries every feature with unlimited free reviewers.

Those windows have now closed. If your workspace still hasn't picked a plan, the next section is the part that applies to you.

What happens if you don't choose

If the window closes with no plan selected, nothing happens automatically: the system never pauses or deletes a workspace on its own. A person from Pishik follows up with your admins instead. Access may be suspended by Pishik after the window closes, and that is a manual decision made by a person, never an automatic one, and any pause is just that: a pause, never a deletion. Everything stays intact, your data remains exportable for at least 60 days after a pause, and a message through our contact form restores access so you can pick your plan. We will never delete a paused workspace's data without reasonable prior notice to its admins.

The honest fine print

The prices in effect when your window opened are the ones offered. The binding wording lives in Section 5 (Fees & billing) of the Beta Program Agreement, and the Terms of Service (§5) govern pricing generally.

Questions about the program?

New or long-time, we're glad to help. Tell us your workspace name and what you'd like to sort out.

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