Pay for what your agents actually do

One credit is one agent run — the whole turn, including retrieval, tool calls and the model. Not per message, not per token, and no per-seat charge for inviting the people you work with.

Every account starts with 20 runs. No card.

Free

Build one chat agent and one voice agent, and see what they can do.

$0/month

  • 20 agent runs per month
  • 1 chat agent
  • 1 voice agent
  • Tools, skills and knowledge bases
  • Traces on every run
  • Team members — paid plans
  • Phone numbers — paid plans

Starter

For one person running real agents in production.

$29/month

  • 1,000 agent runs per month
  • 5 chat agents
  • 3 voice agents
  • Tools, skills and knowledge bases
  • Traces on every run
  • Invite your team
  • Connect a phone number
Most chosen

Growth

For a team sharing agents, knowledge and phone numbers.

$99/month

  • 5,000 agent runs per month
  • 25 chat agents
  • 15 voice agents
  • Tools, skills and knowledge bases
  • Traces on every run
  • Invite your team
  • Connect a phone number

Enterprise

Your own cloud, your own data, and a number to call.

Let's talk

  • Unlimited agent runs per month
  • Unlimited chat agents
  • Unlimited voice agents
  • Tools, skills and knowledge bases
  • Traces on every run
  • Invite your team
  • Connect a phone number

Questions worth answering

What exactly uses a credit?
One completed agent run. Searching your knowledge base, calling a tool and generating the answer is all one run — so a conversation costs what it looks like it costs. A run that fails is not charged.
Do credits belong to me or my team?
The workspace. Everyone you invite draws from the same pool, and upgrading lifts it for all of them at once — nobody buys their own seat.
What happens when they run out?
Agents stop running and say so. Nothing is deleted, nothing is billed without you choosing it, and everything starts working again when the plan changes.
Is the model cost included?
On the free plan, yes — twenty runs on our keys. On paid plans you can bring your own provider keys, and then you pay that provider directly for tokens.