You pay for work, not for seats
No subscriptions and no licences to count. Each run is billed for what it actually does, itemised to the cent — and a job that isn't running costs nothing.
Pay as you go
Load a balance; each run draws it down
What tasks have cost in practice
Examples, not a rate card. What you actually spend depends on how much work each job involves — a long research job costs more than a single task.
The busiest agent we run — briefing every morning, closing out meetings and chasing what is outstanding — bills under $100 a month. A part-time hire costs thousands.
Questions
How does pricing work?
You load a dollar balance and each run draws it down. Spend is reported in dollars and broken down by agent and by model, so you can see where the money goes and pause anything that is not earning its keep. The balance is money rather than tokens or credits, so there is no conversion rate to reason about, and nothing is ever charged beyond what you have loaded.
How much does a typical task cost?
These are estimates from our own use rather than prices we charge. A single task such as a quick lookup or short draft has tended to come to around $0.10, a three-step job such as capturing a screenshot and posting it to Slack around $0.40, and company research written up and emailed around $1.50. The busiest agent we run, with a daily briefing, meeting follow-ups and chasers, bills under $100 a month. Your own figures will differ, because cost follows the model you choose and how much work each task actually takes.
Does my balance expire?
Funds you load remain in your account indefinitely — no monthly minimum and nothing to use or lose. Promotional credit is the one exception: it carries an expiry date, and it is always spent before your own balance.
What happens when my balance runs out?
Everything pauses — scheduled jobs, triggered runs and replies in your channels all stop rather than running up a bill. Add funds and it resumes where it left off. Auto-recharge avoids the situation entirely by topping up at a threshold you choose, up to a monthly limit you set.
Can I try it first?
Yes. New accounts are given starter credits to evaluate Queryables — enough to run several jobs and test integrations without a payment method. It is promotional credit, so it carries an expiry date.
Can I use my own AI API keys?
Not currently. We run the AI for you, so there are no keys to manage, no rate limits to worry about, and one bill for all of it.
What AI models do you use?
The leading models from major AI providers, chosen for each job: a stronger model for the hard reasoning, a faster one for summarising. As better models are released, jobs move to them.