Blog
Posts about how typed.cloud is built, why we made the calls we did, and what we're learning.
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August 24, 2026
No weekly caps, and a free tier that runs on your machine
typed has two tier families: a free one that runs on your own hardware with no account and no key, and paid typed++ tiers on monthly billing -- no weekly cap, no 5-hour rolling window.
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July 24, 2026
Nobody has figured out how to bill a coding agent
Cursor, Copilot, and Claude have all repriced in the past year. An agent costs whatever it costs, and nobody can tell you the number in advance. Here is what that problem looks like from inside a company selling one.
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July 22, 2026
typed++ is live: the deepest reasoning we can buy
typed's default tier is free, runs on your own machine, and needs no account or API key. typed++ is the paid hosted top of the lineup: typed++max, typed++xhigh, and typed++high.
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June 13, 2026
typed Team and Team Max: one shared pool, one shared index
typed Team ($25/seat) and Team Max ($100/seat) pool one quota across the whole org instead of N per-developer silos, and add hosted codebase indexing.
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May 31, 2026
typed vs Opus 4.8: a coding head-to-head
We ran the same Claude Code against Opus 4.8 and against typed on medium-to-hard coding tasks, graded by real test suites. They tied, 14 of 14. Here is the data.
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May 23, 2026
Why typed doesn't use 5-hour windows like the leading Pro plan
The leading Pro and Max AI CLIs reset on a 5-hour rolling clock, not on your work. typed's paid tiers use a monthly quota with optional one-click top-ups -- and two typed tiers are free, run on your own machine, and have no quota at all. Here's why.