A board of advisors for your whole team
Give everyone Claude, GPT-5, Gemini and more in one shared workspace. Ask once and get the answers reconciled — with a shared usage pool, shared deliberations, and a single bill.
One shared pool
Every seat adds to a single usage pool. Nothing is stranded per person.
Shared workspace
Publish any answer or deliberation to the team so everyone builds on it.
Roles & admin
Owner, admin, and member roles, with usage visible to admins.
Everything in Pro
All models, every mode, and Council — for each person on the team.
Why a team workspace
Built for how teams actually decide
A workspace is a shared home for your conversations and a pooled budget everyone draws from. The models, modes, and Council work exactly as they do for an individual — only the ownership and the bill are shared.
One shared usage pool
Every seat adds a full month of Pro-level usage to a single shared pool. A heavy week for one person draws on what lighter members leave — you pay for the team's usage, not per-person waste.
Share the thinking
Keep a chat private, or share any answer or full Council deliberation with the workspace. The team debates from the same starting point instead of re-asking.
Roles that fit
Owners and admins invite people by email, manage seats, and see per-member usage. Members just work. No one — not even an admin — can read another person's chats unless they share them with the workspace.
Everything in Pro, for everyone
All models, every mode, and Council's five-voice deliberation with a Chairman's verdict. The Code workspace and its Code Council come standard for each seat.
One bill, seat-based
A single subscription for the whole team. Add seats as you grow or remove them when someone leaves, and manage everything in the billing portal.
Private by design
Chats are encrypted at rest with per-user keys. Providers never receive names or emails, request-side logging and training are disabled where supported, and admins see only metadata and usage.
Included with every seat
Each seat is a full Pro account
Nothing is held back for teams. Every person gets the complete Ask Tone experience, drawing from the shared pool.
In practice
How teams put a board to work
The same shared workspace, used differently across a company.
Strategy & product
Pressure-test decisions
Run a Council deliberation on a roadmap call or a pricing change, then share the verdict so the team argues with the same set of perspectives in front of them.
Engineering
Review before you commit
Put a design or a tricky diff through the Code Council — architecture, security, performance, testing, and maintainability in one pass — and keep the write-up in the workspace.
Founders & operators
A second opinion, on tap
Ask once and hear from several models at once on the hard, ambiguous calls, without paying for a separate tool for everyone or losing the thread between people.
Team vs individual plans
Why consolidate on a team workspace
Individual Pro plans give each person the models. A team workspace adds everything that makes a group work as one.
Pricing
Simple, seat-based pricing
One plan for teams. Start with 3 seats and grow as you need to.
Security & privacy
Your team's work stays your team's
Encrypted at rest
Every chat is encrypted with a per-user key, so content stays private to its author.
Never trained on
Providers get only the assembled prompt, with logging and training turned off where supported.
Metadata, not content
Admins see seats and usage. Unless a chat is shared with the workspace, no admin can read its contents.
No lock-in
Cancel any time and keep access to the end of your billing period. UK and EU buyers keep their statutory cancellation right.
Questions
Teams, answered
How does the shared usage pool work?
Can I keep my personal plan and be on a team?
What roles are there, and what can admins see?
Can I change the number of seats later?
What happens if I need more than 25 seats?
Monthly or annual?
How is a team different from an individual Pro plan?
Give your team a board of advisors
Set up a workspace in a few minutes, invite your team by email, and start asking once for answers you can stand behind.