Pricing
Start free in Slack. Upgrade when your workspace wants recurring games, richer history, and more control around the ritual.
What you are buying
Slack today
Players use Slack commands, buttons, menus, and private prompts. The browser handles install, billing, settings, history, and admin control.
Current platform
Teams and Discord are future expansions, not part of the current plan promise or install flow.
Purchase briefing
Do not think of these as SaaS tiers. Think of them as different commitment levels: first test, recurring ritual, or bespoke event support.
How to buy
Free is intentionally enough to prove the format in one workspace. Pro is for teams that want the ritual on repeat. Enterprise exists for larger hosted moments and custom support, not artificial upsell pressure.
Free
One total workspace game, all built-in themes, up to 20 players.
Pro
Unlimited games, up to 20 players, all built-in themes, and AI narration controls.
Enterprise
Unlimited players, advanced controls, and higher AI limits. Custom missions/themes remain contact-led future work.
For teams that want this to recur
The recurring-workspace plan for teams that want the castle to open whenever morale needs a dangerous little ritual, while keeping built-in themes and AI narration controls available.
Unlimited games
Up to 20 players per game
All built-in themes
$20
Per workspace / month
For first nights in one workspace
Bring one full game into one Slack workspace before deciding whether this belongs on the team calendar for good. Free still includes every built-in theme.
1 total game per workspace
Up to 20 players per game
Free
One workspace entry point
For hosted events and custom formats
A higher-capacity option for larger groups, advanced controls, and enterprise AI limits. Custom missions and custom themes remain roadmap/foundation work, not a general live self-serve promise.
Everything in Pro
Unlimited players
Custom
Contact sales
Comparison strip
The top surfaces set the tone. This strip is where the practical limits stay readable.
Slack reality
No one is buying a browser game room. They are installing a Game Master into Slack and using the browser only where setup and oversight belong.
Commands, prompts, buttons, menus, private nudges, votes, night actions, and reveals all happen in Slack.
Public accusation and private confirmations stay theatrical without asking a host to manually orchestrate every phase.
Setup, billing, workspace defaults, session history, and recaps live in the webapp, not the gameplay itself.
After install
The install flow stays practical: connect Slack, choose the right channel, and open the first room without confusing anyone about where the game happens.
First game path
Install Trustactic into the workspace you want to host. Slack handles the authorization; the game still runs where your team already talks.
Add the app to the channel where you want suspicion to unfold, then open the first lobby from Slack.
/trustactic newParticipants join from the same channel. No one needs to open the browser just to take part in the game.
/trustactic joinThe Game Master handles prompts, votes, reveals, and private moments in Slack while admins keep setup and oversight in the webapp.
/trustactic beginWorkspace control
The browser lets a workspace admin control templates, billing, and history without turning the product into a browser play surface.
Plan truth
Free is enough to prove the format. Pro and Enterprise are about frequency, scale, and support rather than hiding the core experience behind a paywall.
Free funnels directly into Slack install.
Enterprise stays contact-led so custom event promises do not drift from operational reality.
Dossier notes
Pricing should remove doubt, not create it. These are the practical questions a real workspace organizer asks before opening the channel.
Field Notes
Free is a low-friction first ritual: one complete game in one Slack workspace, with the core command-driven experience intact.
Yes. Paid access stays active until the end of the current billing period, and billing remains visible from the console.
The workspace loses its Slack connection. If no installed workspace remains for the account, any paid subscription is scheduled to end with the current billing period.
No. Players join, vote, react, and receive prompts in Slack. The browser is for install, settings, billing, history, and admin control.
Slack. The browser never replaces the play surface. It exists to sell, install, configure, review, and administer the experience.
Installing or re-authorizing the Slack app from the same browser opens the installer console session. Workspace upgrade links can also restore the right browser session.
Final call
Start free in Slack, or talk to us about hosted events, custom missions, and larger Game Master-supported formats.