Surveys collect opinions. Brainstorms collect sticky notes. IdeaJar runs an inquiry.
Free during the beta. Founding pricing is offered to beta facilitators first.
A structured collective-inquiry platform. The AI drafts, your group decides, and every session ships with a report the group actually endorsed.
Join the betaWhat it costs after the beta, and what a beta facilitator locks in now.
Room Pass
Founding rate, locked for the beta cohort.
For a single facilitated room: a workshop, an offsite, a town hall. Expensable to the client engagement.
- One session, start to finish
- Up to 100 participants
- The full six-step inquiry loop
- PDF report export
- CSV and JSON data export
- Session analytics
- Email invitations
Founding Annual
Regular price $590/yr. Founding rate locked for beta facilitators.
For facilitators running rooms all year, at less than the price of two rooms.
- Unlimited sessions
- Up to 100 participants per session
- The full six-step inquiry loop
- PDF report export
- CSV and JSON data export
- Session analytics
- Email invitations
Research
Nominal for eligible institutions.
For academic and community-based research.
- Academic tier: citation and data sharing in exchange
- Provenance and endorsement records for publication
- CSV and JSON data export
- Institutional license available
Nothing is charged during the beta. Founding rates are locked in for beta facilitators when billing turns on. Prices in USD.
Team & Enterprise
SSO, org administration, and shared workspaces are handled case by case. Tell us what your team needs.
Beta facilitators lock the founding rates, $249 per room and $390 per year, and keep them when billing turns on.
Questions
What does the beta cost?
Nothing. The beta is free while we work closely with a small group of facilitators. When billing turns on, beta facilitators keep the founding rates: $249 per room, or $390 per year.
Why a room pass instead of a seat?
Facilitation work is billed by the engagement, so a room pass goes on the client invoice the way a venue or a caterer does. If you run rooms all year, the annual rate costs less than two rooms.
How is this different from a survey or a whiteboard?
Surveys collect opinions and whiteboards collect sticky notes. IdeaJar runs a structured inquiry: the AI drafts interpretations, your group ratifies, renames, or rejects each one, and the session keeps a provenance record of how you got there.
Don’t Miro and Mentimeter already have AI clustering?
They do. AI clustering is common now. What IdeaJar adds is group ratification and a provenance record: the group decides which interpretations stand, and you walk out with a report the group endorsed.
What happens to participant privacy?
All AI runs server-side; the browser never holds an AI key. Your name and email are never sent to the AI.