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Quiverstone is sold as a subscription. Your subscription tier determines how many people can collaborate in your workspace, how you share AWS Organizations, Accounts, and Customers with them, and how you delegate administrative control. This page explains the four tiers, what each one unlocks, and how to choose the right one.

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Tier at a glance

TierMax teamsMax seats (total)Team typesTeam roles available
Free01 (you)——
Consultant13ACCESS onlyMEMBER only
ProUnlimited10ACCESS + SETTINGSOWNER, ADMIN, MEMBER
EnterpriseUnlimitedUnlimitedACCESS + SETTINGSOWNER, ADMIN, MEMBER
Seat counts are total across the subscription, not per team. A Pro subscription with three teams still has a 10-seat cap shared between them.

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What each tier unlocks

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Free

A single-user workspace. You can add Organizations, Accounts, and Customers, deploy IAM roles, and assume roles into your own AWS accounts. You cannot invite anyone else, create Teams, or share records. Best for: Evaluating Quiverstone, individual operators managing their own AWS estate.

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Consultant

A fixed, single-team workspace for a small practice. You get exactly one ACCESS team with up to three seats. Every member of that team automatically sees every Organization, Account, and Customer anyone on the team creates — there are no Groups and no sharing decisions to make. Only the subscription owner can create, edit, or delete records. Other members consume the shared inventory and assume AWS roles, but cannot manage the workspace. Best for: Solo consultants and two- or three-person consultancies who want shared visibility with zero access-control overhead.
Consultant tier does not expose the Groups feature. Sharing is automatic and total. If you need granular control over who sees which Organization or Account, upgrade to Pro.
Consultant tier quickstart →

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Pro

The first tier with real multi-team collaboration. You can create as many teams as you want, of two types:
  • SETTINGS teams are your admins. Members can create, edit, and delete Organizations, Accounts, Customers, Roles, and Groups. All SETTINGS team members automatically co-own every record any of them creates.
  • ACCESS teams are consumers. Members can only see resources that a SETTINGS team member has explicitly shared with them via a Group.
Within a team, you can assign OWNER, ADMIN, or MEMBER roles to delegate team management. Pro is capped at 10 total seats across the entire subscription. Best for: MSPs, platform teams, and cloud consultancies that need to separate “people who manage the inventory” from “people who use it.”

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Enterprise

Everything Pro offers, with the seat cap removed and room for larger, more complex team structures. Enterprise subscriptions scale to arbitrary user counts while keeping the same ACCESS/SETTINGS split. Best for: Large MSPs and enterprises with many operators, multiple business units, or compliance requirements that demand fine-grained access control at scale.

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How sharing works in each tier

The fundamental question at every tier is: “Who can see which Organizations, Accounts, and Customers?”
TierHow resources are shared
FreeOnly the account owner sees records. No sharing.
ConsultantAutomatic and total: every team member sees every record, no configuration required.
ProVia Groups. A SETTINGS member creates a Group that links specific Users or ACCESS teams to specific resources and IAM roles.
EnterpriseSame as Pro, at unlimited scale.
Pro and Enterprise ACCESS team members see nothing until a SETTINGS team member adds them (directly or via their team) to a Group. This is intentional — new members start with zero access and are explicitly granted visibility.

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Choosing a tier

I work alone

Free is enough to manage your own AWS estate. Upgrade when you need to share with a teammate.

Small consultancy, shared visibility

Consultant gives your team full shared visibility with zero per-record sharing decisions.

Separate admins from consumers

Pro lets you keep the inventory under a small admin team and delegate scoped access to everyone else.

Large team, compliance needs

Enterprise removes the seat cap while keeping granular, audit-friendly access control.
  • Teams — the ACCESS/SETTINGS model and how team roles work
  • Groups — how Pro/Enterprise subscriptions share resources with ACCESS teams
  • Roles — IAM role records that Groups grant access to
  • Capability reference — who can do what, by tier, team type, and team role