Atlas Free is free forever — enough to feel the difference. Atlas Pro is $39 a month, and the first 7 days are free: no caps on what you keep, Atlas remembers what you told it, plus morning briefings, reminders and work it does for you. Your card is saved when you start, and cancelling before day 8 means you are never charged. Shared spaces are sponsored separately and also start with 7 free days. Enterprise pricing is scoped with you, and scales with business units, licensing, data requirements, Observatory usage, API requirements, and implementation complexity.
Ask for a deck and Atlas writes the slides — titles, points, the order — and shows them to you as they are built, rather than describing what it would put on them. Every deck is kept in your workspace so you can open it again, rename it or set it aside. Anyone can build and view decks. Sending one on as a PowerPoint file to edit, or a PDF to email or print, is part of Pro.
Your calendar
With Pro you can connect your calendar, so Atlas knows what is already on your week. It shows up in the morning briefing and in what is next, it notices clashes, and it can add or change an event when you ask. Pro also includes one Atlas Junior account for a young person aged 10 to 21, with their own private space and a shared one for family plans.
What a shared space is for
One place for updates, what you've already worked out, and what Atlas suggests next.
A shared space is one page where a few people work something out together — a trip, a launch, a care plan, a decision. Think of a group chat that takes notes for you: it keeps every detail someone mentions, remembers what the group decided, and never loses the thread. Unlike a chat, nothing scrolls away.
What this is
A shared space is one page where a few people work something out together — a trip, a launch, a care plan, a decision.
Think of a group chat that takes notes for you: it keeps every detail someone mentions, remembers what the group decided, and never loses the thread. Unlike a chat, nothing scrolls away.
One person starts it
You name what the group is working on. Atlas opens with the first questions the group has to answer.
Everyone joins with a link
No accounts to set up for the others, no software to learn. Only the person who started it pays; nobody else sees pricing.
Atlas keeps the thread
Dates, prices, files, names, and what was agreed stay in one place. Ask it anything and it answers from what the group has said.
Planning a reunion?
A shared space keeps everyone on the same page — suggesting options, holding the details, and tracking what the group decides.
Launching something?
The space holds the group's thinking: ideas, research and who is doing what, all in one place.
Deciding together?
Care plans, committees, project teams. One place for updates, everything you've already worked out, and what Atlas suggests next.
