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Value

Nine subscriptions. Or one.

Everything Zeus does, priced the way the market sells it — piece by piece.

What you needWhat you would buy/dev/moWhat it still misses
Run several agents at onceConductor Pro$50Runs them. You judge every result yourself.
An agent in your editorCursor Pro+$60One judge, no memory of who has been right.
Pick the right model per taskA model router$20Routes by price sheet, not by outcomes.
Review the codeCodeRabbit / Greptile$30–48One reviewer, one opinion, advisory.
Review the securityThe security add-on$40Flags issues. Cannot stop a release.
Design the screensv0 / Lovable$25–30Draws screens. Never checks them.
Track the costCost observability$29–49Reports spend after it is spent.
Remember your projectmem0 / Letta$19–20Keeps notes. No proof they help.
Know the codebaseA context engine~$100Finds "relevant". Cannot say what is true.
The assembled stackNine tools, nine dashboards, nothing shared$273–419Zeus: all of it. One app, one workflow.

August 2026 list prices. Model subscriptions excluded — you pay those either way, and Zeus runs on the same ones.

And the part you cannot assemble at all.

We checked about thirty products. Nobody sells these. At any price.

Not sold anywhere
Something that knows which model to believe
Three products now let a model pick the winner. None of them keeps score of which model has actually been right before.
Not sold anywhere
Competition on plans, not finished code
Everyone else races several full implementations and bills you for all of them. Zeus competes before the expensive part.
Not sold anywhere
One plan covering for another
When one subscription runs out mid-job, the spare room on another picks it up. Nobody sells this.
Not sold anywhere
A map of your code that admits what it does not know
Search tools guess at what looks relevant. Wikis summarise. Neither tells you what has been checked, what disagrees, and what nobody has established yet.
Not sold anywhere
Memory you can audit
None of the memory products record what the assistant could see, what it actually used, or whether any of it helped.
Not sold anywhere
Security as a seat, not an add-on
The market sells security review as a $40 add-on that advises. Here it holds a seat that can stop a release.

The market has spent fourteen months learning to run many models at once. It has not learned to tell you which one to believe.

One app. The whole stack. Your own model subscriptions underneath.

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