Pricing & plans

The plans

What a credit buys

A credit is roughly one agent action. In practice the cost of a request depends on how much work it takes:

• A quick read-and-summarize or a single drafted reply: a small handful of credits.
• A multi-step task — pull records, cross-reference, draft several messages: more, in proportion to the steps.
• Deep research that reads many sources: the most credit-intensive kind of work, because it does the most.

Efficiencies work in your favor. Repeated context is cached, and billing is proportional to actual work — see reserve-then-reconcile metering for the mechanics.

Estimating your monthly usage

A useful way to size a plan is to think in tasks per week, not credits. Estimate how many agent tasks your team will run, and how heavy they skew:

• Light, frequent tasks (inbox triage, quick drafts, CRM updates) stretch credits a long way.
• A few deep-research or multi-agent projects per week will draw down faster — budget headroom for them.
• Watch your first couple of weeks of real usage on the billing screen, then adjust. It is easy to upgrade or add a top-up.

The safest approach: start on the plan that matches your seat count, run real work, and let actual consumption tell you whether to move up.

Choosing a tier

• Pick by whichever you hit first — seats or credits. If you need more than 3 people, you are past Pro regardless of usage.
• If credits are the constraint but seats are fine, a top-up may be cheaper than jumping a tier this month.
• If both keep climbing, move to the next plan for a durable increase and a lower effective rate.

Scale and Agency (custom)

Larger and multi-client needs are served by custom Scale and Agency plans, with bespoke credit volumes, seat counts, and — for agencies — multiple client workspaces under one relationship. These often include security review and dedicated support. See current pricing or contact us to scope a custom plan.