Priced by the work, not the people.
One organizational subscription. Unlimited seats, credits pooled across the whole company — the bill scales with the AI work your agents actually perform.
Starter
Your first specialized agents — the whole team on board, one shared pool.
Growth
More of the company delegating — with a larger pool to draw from.
Scale
Approaching a hundred people — the largest standard pool.
Every tier includes — the same list, every tier.
※ Exact prices and credit allowances are intentionally uncommitted until pilots measure real usage. This page is the structure of pricing; the figures come from a conversation.
How credits work
One pool
Credits are shared across your organization. Anyone can put agents to work — usage draws from one pool, never metered per person.
Spent on work
Credits are drawn when agents perform AI work. Fleet size never touches the bill — agents are a product capability, not the billing unit.
Sized by tier
Each tier up carries a larger pool. Exact allowances are settled with our first teams.
Fair questions
How is pricing expected to work?
One organizational subscription covers your whole team, in four tiers by company size. Seats are unlimited, and AI usage draws from one pool shared across the organization — so the bill scales with the work performed, not with headcount or agent count.
Why aren’t the figures published yet?
Exact prices and credit allowances are intentionally uncommitted until pilots with our first teams measure real usage — model mix, cost per task, usage patterns. The structure is fixed; the figures come from a conversation.
Do you charge per seat, or per agent?
Neither. The billing unit is the organizational subscription. The specialized-agent fleet is a product capability, not the billing unit — and seats are unlimited on every tier.
What does Enterprise add?
Custom enterprise support for complex or high-volume organizations: custom credits and support, an implementation fee plus a recurring platform subscription, and a private-deployment path (VPC or on-premises) we’re building toward.