Early Access
Early Access is now open.
Pricing will be announced before public launch. Join today to evaluate Braineek and receive launch updates.
Pricing is being finalized as we prepare for launch.
Join our early access program to get hands-on with Braineek, share your feedback, and help shape what's next.
Early access
Share the workflow your team wants to evaluate
Braineek uses early access conversations to understand platform needs, review steps, team size, and rollout timing before packaging is finalized.
Early access questions
Useful early access answers while the product is in development.
Is pricing available today?
Not yet. Braineek is currently in early access while we validate product workflows, platform integrations, and customer requirements. Public pricing will be announced before general availability.
Why isn't pricing published yet?
We're working closely with early adopters to ensure our plans are simple, transparent, and aligned with real customer needs. This helps us create pricing that reflects actual usage instead of assumptions.
How can I join the Early Access Program?
Complete the Early Access form on this page. We'll review your request, learn about your workflow, and contact you if your use case aligns with our current evaluation program.
Is there any cost to join Early Access?
Submitting an Early Access request is free and does not require a credit card. If you are selected, we will discuss the most suitable evaluation approach based on your use case.
Will early adopters receive special benefits?
Early participants may receive priority onboarding, direct access to the product team, and opportunities to provide feedback that helps shape future features and pricing. Specific benefits will be communicated during onboarding.
When will pricing be announced?
We will publish our pricing before the public launch. Everyone who joins the Early Access Program will be notified as plans become available.
Early access
Help shape the right Braineek plan
Share your content workflow, team size, and platform needs so launch packaging can be scoped responsibly.
