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Paid plans are priced in USD and can be paid by card through Revolut or in crypto through OxaPay, for 30 days or 12 months. Create an account, sign in, then choose a plan from the pricing page and pick how you want to pay. If you pay by card you also choose whether it renews: leave auto-renewal on and the card is charged each period until you turn it off, or turn it off and you have bought a single term that simply ends. Crypto cannot recur, so a crypto purchase is always a single term.

If you have an auto-renewing card subscription, turn off auto-renewal from your dashboard at any time. That stops the next charge and you keep the plan and its limits until the end of the term you have already paid for — it never cuts your access short. A single term, bought by card or in crypto, has no next charge to stop; it simply ends on the date shown, and you can drop to the Free plan sooner from your dashboard if you want to. Fees already paid are non-refundable except where required by law; see the refund policy.

macOS 13 Ventura and newer on Apple Silicon, and Windows 10 and 11 on x64. There is no Intel Mac build — an Apple Silicon machine is required on macOS.

No. You install the launcher, and it downloads and installs the browser engine for you on first run. There is no second installer to find and no separate update to keep track of.

Two ways, both with the email address your account is on. Ask for a code and Argus emails you a six-digit one to type in, or use Continue with Google — that opens your normal browser to finish, then hands the session back to the app. The desktop app has no password of its own to remember; the code is requested fresh each time you need one.

Each plan sets how many browser profiles the workspace can keep, how many people can share it, and how many automations it can store. Those limits are enforced in the database rather than only in the interface, so they behave the same on every machine you sign in from. See the pricing page for the current tiers.