Last updated 5 November 2026

Terms of service

The rules for using Avokaido. They apply to the company that signs up and everyone it invites.

In short: you own your code and everything we build for you. You pay a monthly size with AI usage included. AI-written changes reach your code only through your own review rules.

1. About these terms

These terms are an agreement between Avokaido and the company that creates a workspace. By creating one, you confirm you may agree to them for that company.

Avokaido is Avokaido AB (org.nr 559577-9736), Drottninggatan 32, 111 51 Stockholm, Sweden.

2. Your account and workspace

  • Give correct details, and keep your sign-in to yourself.
  • Admins invite members and decide who may build, review and approve.
  • The workspace owner is responsible for what happens in the workspace.

3. Plans and payment

  • You pick a size. Its monthly price, excluding VAT, is shown when you pick it. Enterprise is agreed separately.
  • Each size includes a monthly amount of AI usage at the AI provider’s cost.
  • When it runs out, you can top up. Extra usage costs the provider’s price plus a 10% platform fee.
  • Fast mode (Enterprise): a workspace admin can have cloud builds run at the AI provider’s fast tier. A fast build is charged at the provider’s fast price, which is higher than its standard price (twice, for Anthropic’s Opus), plus the same platform fee. It is off until an admin switches it on, and the price is shown in Settings before they do.
  • The project wizard starts building a new project’s first part as soon as its plan has pages and records, before you press Create, so you can see what you are getting. It is charged like any other build, starts only when your balance covers its estimate, and the wizard says what it costs when it starts.
  • Avokaido Sign, for agreements your apps send for signature, is an add-on with its own monthly price. It includes a number of sent agreements each month, and each one after that has its own price. Both prices, and how many are included, are shown before a workspace admin adds it. We charge it from 11 December 2026 at the earliest; until then it is free.
  • No per-person fees, and no limit on repositories.
  • Payment is by card through Stripe, in advance.
  • The included AI usage starts again each month on your subscription day. What you don’t use does not carry over. Money you top up stays until it is used.
  • The AI provider’s price is theirs: when they change it, usage is charged at the new price from that day.
  • We tell you by email at least 30 days before we change a size’s price or our platform fee, and it starts at your next billing period.

4. Money in your account and refunds

Money you add is kept as credit for AI usage. It is not paid back as cash. If you delete a workspace, money left in it moves to your account as credit.

5. Your code

You own your code, and you own everything Avo Builder writes for you. You give us the right to read and change your code only to do the work you ask for. We never use it to train AI models, and we never claim it as ours.

6. AI-written changes

AI can get things wrong. Every change arrives as a branch or pull request, and your own review rules decide what is merged and released. You are responsible for reviewing what you merge. We don’t promise that AI-written code is free of faults.

7. The access we need

Avokaido works through an app you install in GitHub, on the repositories you choose. Avo Builder needs to write branches and pull requests there. If you remove the app, Avokaido stops working for those repositories. GitLab and Bitbucket are on the way.

8. Fair use

Don’t use Avokaido to break the law, build malware, attack other systems, get around limits or payments, resell access, or work on code you have no right to.

9. Keeping Avokaido running

We work to keep Avokaido available, but we don’t promise it will never be down, unless an Enterprise agreement says so. We may change features. If a change removes something you pay for, we tell you first.

10. Ending

You can stop any time by deleting your workspace. Nothing is removed for 30 days, so a mistake can be undone. Your code stays in your own repositories. We may close a workspace that breaks these terms, and we tell you why.

11. Personal data

Our privacy policy explains how we handle personal data. For companies, our data processing agreement covers the data we handle for you.

12. Changes to these terms

We tell you by email before a change takes effect. If you keep using Avokaido after that, the new terms apply.