Attribution and pricing tiers

What the free-tier Dekimu attribution actually looks like in your document, and what the paid tier removes.

miniterms is available as a Standalone plan at 49€/mo or through any Dekimu Hub tier at Pro (99€/mo) and above. There is no free tier. This page explains the attribution that appears in every generated document, regardless of which plan you are on.

What attribution actually looks like

The attribution shows up in two places in every generated document:

1. An HTML comment near the top of the file

<!-- Dekimu-APR: <claimId> · verify https://verify.dekimu.com/v/<claimId> -->

This comment is invisible to a human reader. It links the document to its Agent Provenance Receipt — the cryptographic record proving which profile and library version produced this document. It is part of your accountability trail and is always present.

2. A generation stamp in the document footer

Generated 2026-05-31 · miniterms library v1.2.0

This appears once at the bottom of the document. It records the date and the library version used to generate the document — part of the accountability trail. It is not a branding line and cannot be removed.

What is not included in attribution

We do not embed Dekimu branding inside the body of the generated document beyond the generation stamp described above. No logo, no "Powered by" badges, no watermarks. The HTML provenance comment (<!-- Dekimu-APR: ... -->) is also always present — it is part of the machine-readable accountability trail, not visible branding.

Plans

The full feature set is documented at miniterms.com/pricing. The Standalone plan at 49€/mo gives you a single-seat miniterms workspace. Access through Dekimu Hub Pro (99€/mo), Team (249€/mo), or Trust (499€/mo) also includes miniterms alongside the rest of the Hub feature set.

Hub-managed billing

Billing for miniterms runs through Dekimu's central billing at id.dekimu.com. Your subscription is managed in your Dekimu account, not on miniterms directly. See Account, billing, and export for the full flow.