Qualified beta access

Request access to the complete product loop.

The beta is at capacity. Tell us which workflow is blocking your team. We review requests and invite a small group each week so every new account gets a useful start.

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Request beta access.

Confirm your email after submitting. We contact selected teams directly. No spam or automated sales sequence.

Head to head

Compare pricing models before you switch.

Use the head-to-head pages to see where seat, maker, MAU, and feature-gate pricing shows up.

FAQ

Pricing questions, answered straight.

What beta costs, what changes later, and how open source fits in.

Is Managani open source?

Managani is hosted during beta. When beta ends, the complete application repository will be published under AGPLv3 with documented self-hosting. The Node and Express SDKs are already public under MIT. Read the source roadmap.

Is it really free right now?

Yes — the beta is free, no credit card. We’re currently at capacity, so request beta access. We review requests and invite a small group each week.

What does beta cost?

Nothing. The hosted version is free during beta. Signups are capacity-controlled, so request access and tell us which workflow you need.

What happens when beta ends?

We will announce pricing before anything changes and give beta users advance notice. No auto-charged surprises.

Can I self-host Managani?

Not as a supported public release during beta. The complete AGPLv3 repository and self-hosting documentation are planned for v1. Self-hosted teams will own upgrades, backups, mail delivery, monitoring, and security response.

Do I need a credit card?

No. Beta is free, no card required. When pricing arrives, beta users get advance notice first.

Pencil sketch of Nitai, founder of Managani

Who’s behind it

Managani is built by the people behind Razuna, Helpmonks, Streamient, and Mailtwine.

Self-funded. No investors. No upsells. We’ve shipped SaaS for years and got tired of paying for ten disconnected product tools — so we built the product experience platform we wanted, with the complete application going open source under AGPLv3 at v1.

No fluff. No Bullshit. Just the tools SaaS teams actually use.