GetPaseo
GetPaseo means starting with a clear agent coding mission
People searching GetPaseo or Paseo often want the fastest safe path to try the product. The right first step is not a vague demo. It is one named coding mission, one runtime boundary, and one plan that fits the work.
For navigational searches where the visitor wants to understand what Paseo Code does and how to start.
Start with the mission
A strong first Paseo Code mission is specific: fix this bug, add this small feature, inspect this dependency, or prepare this release note package.
The homepage planner is designed to make that decision fast. Choose the mission, runtime, memory, safety, channel, and output. Then review the recommended path before opening checkout.
Choose the middle plan when unsure
Studio annual is selected because it fits the most common paid evaluation. It is more complete than a solo pilot and less heavy than a private-runner rollout.
Annual billing is enabled by default and cuts the monthly run-rate by 50%. The pricing controls still let buyers compare monthly if they need to.
What happens after checkout
Polar checkout opens in a centered popup. After successful payment, the popup returns the buyer to the Paseo Code homepage with the original site still available for context.
Common questions
Is GetPaseo different from Paseo Code?
GetPaseo is a natural starting phrase. Paseo Code is the product name used for the managed coding-agent workspace.
Can I review pricing before paying?
Yes. The first CTA takes you to pricing with Studio annual selected. Payment starts only when you click Checkout.
Why not default to the cheapest plan?
The cheapest plan is useful for a narrow pilot. The middle plan better matches serious coding-agent evaluation because it includes stronger memory and workflow support.