Question 1

What counts as an execution?

Accepted Answer

One transaction that Namera prepares, checks against your rules, signs and sends. A request that a rule refuses is not an execution: nothing is signed, nothing reaches the network, and it does not come out of your allowance.

Question 2

When does the month reset?

Accepted Answer

On the day your organization was created, every month. Executions, signatures and sponsored gas reset with it. Counts of things that exist rather than things that happen, like members, do not reset; they are a ceiling you sit under.

Question 3

What happens when I reach a limit on the Free plan?

Accepted Answer

The operation is refused, the same way a policy refusal works: you get an error naming the limit, and nothing is signed or spent. Free has no overage path, so it stops rather than quietly costing you money.

Question 4

How is sponsored gas measured?

Accepted Answer

At what the gas actually cost when it was paid, recorded per execution. The allowance is a dollar balance rather than a transaction count, because the cost of a transaction depends on the chain and how busy it is.

Features	Free	Pro	Business	Enterprise
Your team
Members	5	20	100	Custom
Each month
Mainnet executions	100	2,000	10,000	Custom
Testnet executions	1,000	10,000	50,000	Custom
Signatures	10,000	50,000	250,000	Custom
Sponsored gas	$3.00	$5.00	$15.00	Custom
Past the included amount
Extra executions	Stops at the limit	$3.00 per 1,000	$3.00 per 1,000	Custom
Extra signatures	Stops at the limit	$1.00 per 10,000	$1.00 per 10,000	Custom
Extra sponsored gas	Stops at the limit	Charged as used	Charged as used	Custom
On every plan
Chains	Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism
Session keys	Unlimited
Accounts owned by your passkey	Included
Signing keys stay on your machine	Included
Audit log on every wallet change	Included
MCP server, SDK and CLI	Included
Choose a plan	Join the waitlist	Coming soon	Coming soon	Talk to us

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