Plans
Plans
Four tiers: Free, Premium, Team and Enterprise. Each inherits everything below it.
Current prices are on the pricing page. This page covers what each tier includes.
Free
Everything needed to draw, publish and share: blueprints, strata, Vellum, foliums, portfolios, and public or unlisted publishing.
AI is metered in uses rather than credits:
| Diagram generations | 5 / month |
| Conversation turns (Ask AI, AI Assist) | 50 / month |
| Storage | 500 MB |
Ask AI and AI Assist are open to free accounts. Assist is confirm-first, and every action it proposes re-checks the permission you would need to do it by hand.
Premium
Personal tier. Adds:
- Analytics, per blueprint and per workspace
- Embedding a blueprint elsewhere
- The import wizard, and Podium frame import
- Live Vellum collaboration and its invites
- The editor's AI writing assistant
- Storage to 5 GB, and AI metered in credits rather than counts
Analytics is gated on the author's plan, not the reader's. A blueprint by a free author has no analytics even for a premium colleague who can edit it.
Team
Requires a Teams-licensed organisation. Adds everything that involves more than one person, plus the estate-facing half of the product:
- Version history: snapshots, diffs and restore
- Approval workflows and change requests
- Continuum cloud discovery: connect an account, scan it, draw it
- Teams, roles and the audit log
- Storage to 20 GB per team and per organisation
Continuum's discovery pipeline has caps at this tier:
| Cloud connections per owner | 3 |
| Scopes per integration | 3 |
| Resources per integration | 200 |
| Integrations per owner | 5 |
| Integration tabs per stratum | 8 |
Enterprise
Everything above, without most of those caps. Connections, scopes, resources and integrations become unlimited, integration tabs per stratum go to 20, and storage to 100 GB.
One capability is Enterprise-only rather than a raised cap:
The Continuum Integration Engine is Enterprise: the PagerDuty, ServiceNow, GitHub, GitLab and CloudWatch connectors, the Continuum-Link bind flow, and blueprint Scan. Continuum's cloud discovery (connect → scan → draw) is Team. They are two separate gates, and having one does not give you the other.
Plus the tenancy controls: SSO, SCIM, IP allow-listing, content classification and white-label domains.
Enterprise is quoted rather than bought from a page, and the Enterprise section covers the rest.
Which gate am I hitting?
A feature that refuses usually names its tier.
- Version history is Team, so a Premium author still has snapshots taken but cannot browse them.
- Analytics is Premium on the author, so it can be unavailable on a blueprint you can edit.