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HiveEvery plan gets its own private Hive. Credits pay for the AI work Hive does for you, and questions asked from Claude or ChatGPT never use them.
For teams that use Hive every day
For companies with their own workflows
| Feature | Team | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|
| People and credits | ||
| People | As many as you pay for | Custom |
| Credits a month | 1,000 per person, shared | Custom |
| Questions from Claude and ChatGPT | No credits used | No credits used |
| Credit packs | $10 per 1,000 | Custom |
| What Hive reads | ||
| Gmail, Calendar, Drive and Google Chat | Yes | Yes |
| Email history | 30 days | Custom |
| HubSpot and GitHub | Yes | Yes |
| Jira | Yes | Yes |
| Microsoft 365 | Coming soon | Yes |
| What Hive does | ||
| Ask Sayya and Tasks | Yes | Yes |
| Meetings, Customers, Initiatives and Decisions | Yes | Yes |
| Heartbeats (scheduled briefings) | As often as you like | As often as you like |
| Custom workflows | Not included | Built with Object Edge |
| Admin and billing | ||
| Sign-in | Google Workspace | Single sign-on |
| Billing | Monthly, by card | Yearly, by invoice or AWS Marketplace |
Credits pay for the AI work Hive does for you. A typical question to Sayya uses about 30 credits, and a daily heartbeat about 400 a month. Hive reading your email and calendar never uses credits.
Questions in Hive pause until the month resets or an admin buys a credit pack. Heartbeats skip their runs and say why. Questions from Claude and ChatGPT keep working.
By default, anyone with your company's email domain. An admin can change that to invite only. On Team, new people wait for an admin to approve a seat once every paid seat is taken.
Yes, in Hive, at any time.