Lyzr reframed its entire pricing page from a 'Three layers. One registry.' model (Govern / Build-and-orchestrate / Train) to a 'Modules and prices' model where customers 'buy one module or combine several'; agent draw-rate classes also moved from permission-based Class A/B/C to role-based Tier 1/2/3.; Lyzr introduced a named free module, 'Build, test & experiment' (Agent Studio), explicitly brande
Lyzr reframed its entire pricing page from a 'Three layers. One registry.' model (Govern / Build-and-orchestrate / Train) to a 'Modules and prices' model where customers 'buy one module or combine several'; agent draw-rate classes also moved from permission-based Class A/B/C to role-based Tier 1/2/3.
Lyzr introduced a named free module, 'Build, test & experiment' (Agent Studio), explicitly branded 'Free forever on the Community plan' — agents in development never draw agent-months. No equivalent named free module/plan existed before this week.
Lyzr reframed its entire pricing page from a 'Three layers. One registry.' model (Govern / Build-and-orchestrate / Train) to a 'Modules and prices' model where customers 'buy one module or combine several'; agent draw-rate classes also moved from permission-based Class A/B/C to role-based Tier 1/2/3.
See the before/after screenshots and every marked-up change.