You pay when handing things over becomes the job, rather than something you do once. The canvas, the physics, the AI, as many spaces as you like and your first shared link are all free, and stay free.
Free
Permanently. No account, no card
Discrete structures joined at the edges, rather than one vault that never stops growing. Plenty of people prefer working this way.
Download and use it forever without paying us anything.
$120
a year
$12
a month
Same plan either way. Pick a period below
For when one document at a time stops being enough, and one space stops being big enough. Nothing new to learn, the same app with the lids off.
Full refund within 30 days, no questions asked. VAT or sales tax is added at checkout where it applies, and is collected by Creem, our Merchant of Record.
You get the whole thing for fifteen days, without paying and without making an account. There’s no card to enter and nothing to cancel.
When the fifteen days end, nothing switches off. The install moves to the Personal plan for good, and everything on the free side of this page keeps working.
At that point we ask for a first name and an email address. We treat our users as adults, and ask that in exchange for free software, you allow us the opportunity to make the case for the paid version once or twice a year. That’s all it’s for.
You can skip it and it may ask again later. It doesn’t create an account, and it doesn’t block a single Personal-plan feature whether you answer or not.
One thing worth knowing if you publish during the fifteen days: a link you created keeps working for its full 180 days afterwards. You lose the ability to push a new version to it, and you keep the ability to revoke it.
Everything that builds, arranges or reasons about the work is free and stays free, so you can take a structure as far as it goes and make it something you’re pleased with. Twenty nodes is about a finished proposal or reference document, and when you need more room, you make another space and bridge to it.
What you pay for is the moment it leaves your hands: a second published link, a new version pushed to an address somebody already has, the single file, and Present. That, with spaces bigger than twenty nodes and your own backgrounds, is the shape of somebody doing this for a living.
The free plan still keeps one way out, because sending somebody one finished thing shouldn’t need a card.
Filamental is the same on Windows, macOS and Linux. Never gated, never behind an email form, and it starts on Professional for fifteen days.