Membership

A seat at
the bench.

One plan. Everything we've released, plus early access to everything we're building — while we're still building it.

Family First

$22/month

Our first public membership. Cancel anytime.

  • Access to Glitch apps and services as they're released
  • Beta access to products still in development
  • A direct line to the people building it
  • Feedback that shapes what ships — and can earn you permanent access to products that move to higher tiers
  • Up to 5 seats for your household
Request an invite

What "front seat" actually means

Most software is finished before you're allowed near it. Family First is the opposite arrangement. You get products while they're still being shaped, and what you say about them changes what they become.

As products mature, some will stay in Family First. Others will move to higher tiers as they're released. Members who were there during development — and whose feedback made a real difference — keep their access when that happens. You helped build it. You don't lose it.

Details

Questions worth answering.

What do I get access to today?

The apps and services currently released under Family First, plus beta builds of what's in development. The catalog grows as we ship — membership is to the program, not to a fixed list.

What does a seat mean?

Up to five people in your household, each with their own sign-in and their own settings. One subscription covers all of them.

Is beta software going to be rough?

Sometimes, and we'd rather say so up front. Products in development are offered as-is, and things change. That's the trade for getting there first and having a say in where it goes.

Can I cancel?

Anytime, from your account. Your membership stays active through the end of the period you've paid for. See our refund policy.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere. Everything runs on infrastructure we own and operate. Your work isn't sent to third-party AI providers. Details in our privacy policy.

Why invite-only right now?

Because a front-row seat only works if the room is small enough for us to actually hear you. We're opening it gradually.