Identity
Keep profiles and permissions at the centre of your stack. Establish authority before an action begins.
Features & pricing
Your stack.
Your command.
Identity, secrets, devices and agents. One local-first control plane, with licensing shaped around the work you need to do.
LOCAL FIRSTAUTHORITY BEFORE AUTOMATIONNATIVE APP + CLI
The command deck
Four stations.
One direction.
Bring the essential parts of your stack together. Confirm the capabilities available in your selected release and platform when discussing a deployment.
Vault
Bring credentials into the same control plane, with access scoped to the work that needs them.
Devices
Coordinate your devices through a native app and command-line workflow, with local operation at the core.
Agents
Planned: policy-controlled agent workflows with attributable execution records. Availability will be confirmed per release.
Built around local operation.
The native app and rebel CLI share a control plane. A cluster extends the system; local operation remains part of the product design.
Proposed access tiers
A clear scope.
A considered price.
Start with Pass, explore preview development on your own Windows device, or discuss internally handled hardware for Enterprise.
A first look
Pass
Free
Explore RebelStack through a limited demo of the free version.
- Free version access
- Limited demo capacity
- No preview features
- Agents: demo only; no live execution
Develop on your own device
Preview
Contact for pricing
Preview features with a Windows-only developer environment on your own device.
- Windows developer environment
- Customer-owned device only (BYOD)
- Bring your own provider tokens (BYOT)
- Proposed: agents on your own Windows device
Hardware handled internally
Enterprise
Contact for pricing
Enterprise features with hardware handled internally under an agreed deployment scope.
- Internal hardware handling
- Bring your own provider tokens (BYOT)
- No included internal technical support
- Proposed: agent orchestration on agreed hardware
Proposed tier structure. Agent capabilities are planned, not a claim of current release availability. Access, capacity limits, permissions, fees and applicable taxes must be confirmed by an authorised provider. Provider usage charges are paid through your own account; tokens and credits are not included.
Before you board
A few bearings.
Can I try RebelStack first?
Pass is the proposed free access tier with limited demo capacity and no preview features. Access and demo limits must be confirmed before use.
Where do agents fit?
The proposed entry point is Preview for agent workflows on your own Windows device, using your own provider tokens. Enterprise extends the proposed scope to orchestration on agreed internally handled hardware. Pass is limited to demonstrations without live agent execution. Agent features remain subject to release availability and explicit permissions.
What does bring your own tokens mean?
You supply your own provider credentials and pay the provider directly for usage. Tokens, model credits and provider subscriptions are not included. Credentials must be configured through an approved secure method, never sent in an enquiry email.
What determines the price?
Your required capabilities, user and device scope, deployment environment, integrations and support requirements. The written quote will set out the price and applicable taxes.
Does internal hardware handling include support?
No. Enterprise includes an agreed hardware handling scope, with no included internal technical support. Consulting, troubleshooting, ongoing support and any service-level commitments require a separate expressly authorised arrangement.
What about previous preview versions?
Previous preview access does not establish the terms of a new deployment. Confirm existing permissions and any migration or support arrangements with the relevant authorised provider.