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Grunt is a prelaunch workflow product for recurring digital work, with configurable steps and human review. The public examples illustrate the product direction; they do not establish live customer availability.

The implemented editor uses configurable workflow steps. Actual setup depends on published steps, supported connections, and permissions; setup time and customer onboarding have not been validated.

The homepage has an interactive preview with sample data and simulated connections. It does not create a workspace, connect real accounts, or perform work, and it is not a trial subscription.

As of October 26, 2026, Grunt remains prelaunch. Live service is paused, and live provider connections and outcomes remain unverified. You can explore the homepage simulation and read the confirmed prices while availability is pending.

Organization membership and permissions are implemented. Customer availability, user allowances, and plan-specific collaboration entitlements remain pending.

User allowances and any per-user fees remain unapproved. The confirmed subscription prices are Pro $99/month USD, Team $500/month USD, and negotiated Enterprise.

Pro is $99/month USD, Team is $500/month USD, and Enterprise pricing is negotiated. There is no Solo plan. Included Work, plan-specific features, and other commercial terms remain pending.

Concurrent executions are workflow runs active at the same time. Plan-specific concurrency limits have not been approved; no unlimited execution capacity is promised.

Work is Grunt’s usage-accounting unit, separate from subscription payments and supplier costs. A Work allowance is not a fixed number of workflow runs. Included amounts, rates, and overage terms remain to be finalized.

Startup and nonprofit programs are under consideration. No discount amount, eligibility criteria, duration, or program terms have been approved; the program pages show pending status.

The implementation supports usage reservations and spending limits. Commercial Work allowances and overage handling remain pending; this does not promise that an admitted run always finishes.

A revision may involve additional processing. Customer rates and charging terms for revisions have not been finalized.

Refund entitlements, tax treatment, renewal and cancellation terms, and plan-change conditions remain unapproved. The pricing page publishes the confirmed monthly prices without inventing those terms.

A verified public support contact and response commitments have not been published. This FAQ and the pricing and legal pages record the current prelaunch status.

Behavior depends on the step and provider. An interrupted request may have an uncertain outcome, so a failed connection does not prove that nothing happened. Live recovery behavior remains to be accepted.

The homepage preview is a simulation. The workflows directory contains illustrative ideas, and the integrations directory contains research. Neither directory is an inventory of published runnable customer features.

Support levels, onboarding commitments, and service-level agreements have not been approved for any plan.

Approved privacy disclosures and a Data Processing Addendum are pending. Processing locations, supplier terms, retention periods, and a verified privacy contact remain unresolved; the legal hub shows that status.

The implementation checks workflow permissions and separate information-access rules. Source access, result access, and permitted destinations must be configured. Human review does not itself grant access to information.

Connecting an account does not grant a workflow access to all its information. Supported steps also require current source and destination permissions. Provider availability and actual account setup remain separate requirements.

The security page in the legal hub is a pending-status notice. Approved security assurances, certifications, monitoring commitments, and a verified reporting contact have not been published.

The intended launch workflows cover correspondence-to-project tasks, follow-ups, briefings, opportunity research, staff alerts, and reviewed replies. The six launch compositions remain unpublished, and live-provider acceptance is unverified. Directory examples are broader ideas, not available templates.

Human review and separate preparation and delivery steps are implemented. Review applies to the specific proposal and its context; it is not blanket permission for later actions. Customer-ready workflows remain pending publication and live acceptance.

Review requirements depend on the published step and intended action. A workflow cannot use an optional review setting to bypass a required permission or final-action review.

The integrations directory lists researched possibilities, not verified live connections. Intended launch paths involve Basecamp, Gmail or Microsoft mail, and managed SMS, WhatsApp, or Telegram channels. Exact operations, account approvals, publication, and live-provider acceptance must be confirmed separately.

A workflow needs its specific supported connections and permissions. Managed messaging can also require sender registration, recipient consent, and provider approval; setup time, number charges, and message allowances remain unconfirmed.

The legal hub preserves the privacy, terms, acceptable-use, DPA, subprocessors, cookies, and security URLs. Each currently shows a pending-status notice rather than an approved agreement or policy.

An approved Data Processing Addendum is not yet available. Processing roles, supplier terms, transfer safeguards, deletion, and audit obligations remain unresolved.

The implementation records operational and audit events, but customer audit-log access, exports, and plan entitlements have not been approved. SAML SSO and custom retention are not confirmed Enterprise offerings.

Customer retention, deletion, backup periods, and storage allowances remain unapproved. Implemented storage or cleanup controls do not establish a contractual retention period or an unlimited-storage offer.

The subprocessors page currently shows pending status. Implemented provider adapters and regional endpoints do not establish supplier approval, exclusive US processing, or provider training and retention protections.