14 days of the real thing

Sato OS is self-hosted, so there is no hosted demo to show you and a tour of screenshots would tell you nothing. The trial is the software: the same build, on your machine, signing with your keys. You get a licence key by email, a download link, and a setup prompt you can hand to Claude Code, Codex or Cursor.

What happens, in order

1. 01  You get an email with a licence key, the download, and the setup steps. Nothing is charged — no card is collected at any point.
2. 02  On day 10 we send one reminder that the key is about to expire. One. It is not a sequence and there is no digest.
3. 03  On day 14 the key stops verifying and Sato OS stops running. There is nothing to cancel, because nothing recurs.
4. 04  Your agents, wallets and policies stay on your machine either way. A paid licence re-activates the same install — you do not reinstall or migrate anything.

The price after

This trial expires on 2026-10-30; the paid licence is $299, one time. That is the current rung of the launch ladder (Founding Operator) — one payment, self-hosted, v1.x updates included. What Sato OS is →

What we do with your address

Deliver the key, and send the single day-10 reminder. It is stored on the licence row because a key has to be delivered somewhere; it is not sold, not shared, and it never enters our analytics — the trial endpoint records an outcome word and nothing from your request. One trial per address.

Sato OS signs real onchain transactions under the policies you set. It is experimental software: start with small caps, keep your recovery key offline, and never fund an agent wallet with more than you can afford to lose. Nothing here is a claim about returns, safety or security.