For analysts

Start free. Upgrade only when Volca becomes part of your work.

Volca gives analysts and LCA practitioners a simple path: try the hosted product online or use the desktop app locally, then move to a paid workspace only when the product becomes part of a real recurring workflow.

Hosted trial Desktop app Upgrade when continuity matters

A simple path into Volca

1. Try a real workflow

Start with the hosted product or the desktop app and see how Volca behaves on an actual question, dataset, or analysis path you care about.

2. Decide whether it fits your practice

If Volca helps you inspect data faster, compare results more clearly, or keep a useful line of reasoning visible, that is the moment it becomes relevant.

3. Keep the workspace if it becomes useful

Paid plans are for continuity: a workspace you can return to, keep alive, and use as part of your recurring analytical work.

Pricing for recurring use

The free path is for trying Volca honestly. Paid plans are for keeping it around when it becomes part of real work.

Trial

Free

  • hosted access for evaluation
  • short session lifetime
  • no persistent storage
  • best for validating fit on a real question

Pro

From €199 / month

  • persistent workspace
  • longer session lifetime
  • more storage for ongoing work
  • for serious recurring use

For analysts who want Volca to remain available as a practical working environment.

Pro+

From €399 / month

  • everything in Pro
  • more generous workspace envelope
  • longer-running or less interrupted usage
  • for heavier or more regular workflows

For people who need more continuity and headroom without moving to a custom setup.

What paid unlocks

Paid is mainly about continuity: persistence, less interruption, and a workspace that stays usable over time. The point is not to hide Volca behind arbitrary gates, but to make it available as a real part of your practice when that becomes worthwhile.

Start with the path that feels easiest

If you want the fastest start, use the hosted trial. If you prefer local exploration first, use the desktop app. You can decide later whether a persistent workspace is worth keeping.