TermLink pricing: a free plan, and one number that changes
All three plans are the same product. They differ in how many sessions you can keep running at the same time — four on Free, twelve on Pro, forty on Max.
All three plans are the same product. They differ in how many sessions you can keep running at the same time — four on Free, twelve on Pro, forty on Max.
One number separates the plans — how many sessions run at the same time. Four, twelve, or forty.
Start for free
For several agents at once
Checkout asks for your email — use the one you sign in to TermLink with, so Pro lands on your account.
For a fleet of agents
Same checkout, same email rule as Pro.
Subscription questions: contact@getterm.link
Yes, and the free plan is not a trial. Sign in with Google, register your machines, and open their terminals from any browser — with no card, no time limit, and no expiry.
Automatic approvals are on the free plan too — agent sessions and terminal sessions alike. So is watching from as many devices as you like.
One live terminal on one machine. Two machines with a terminal open on each is two sessions; one machine with one terminal is one, however many places you are watching it from.
The cap counts sessions, not viewers. A session you have open on a laptop, a phone, and a second browser is still one session.
A new session waits until one of the running ones ends. Nothing is disconnected on you and nothing is throttled — every active session streams live with no time limit on any plan.
People running several agents at once. Four concurrent sessions covers a laptop, a workstation, and a couple of side machines; twelve covers the case this product was built for — several agents working in parallel across a small fleet while you check on them.
If you are not sure, start on Free. The cap is the only thing you will run into, and you will know when you do. More on that shape of work in managing several coding agents at once.
Forty at once, for $19.99 a month. Most people won't need it. It's for setups where agents run around the clock across a dozen machines and twelve starts queueing.
If you're not sure whether that's you, it probably isn't yet. Start on Pro. Moving up later is a plan change in the billing portal, not a new subscription.
Lemon Squeezy is the merchant of record. That is the name on your card statement and the invoice, and they collect any VAT or sales tax that applies where you are.
Checkout happens inside the app after you sign in — there is no separate billing account to create here.
Yes — within 14 days. The full terms are on the refund policy page.
Support replies within 2 business days.
No. Register as many machines as you like on either plan — the limit is on sessions running at once, not on machines you own.
A machine sitting idle in your list costs nothing and counts for nothing.
Start on the free plan — see how a remote terminal works without SSH or a VPN first if you want the shape of it.