What you pay, and how it's measured
There's one price. You pay a flat rate for what the platform actually does — $25 per million units of work — and nothing else. No seats. No tiers. No feature gates. Everyone gets the whole platform, and everyone pays the same rate for the work they use. If you don't generate anything in a month, you pay nothing.
One rate, one meter
Every operation the platform runs — a page generated, an email sent, a file processed — emits units into a meter. At the end of the month, the meter total is multiplied by the rate. That's the bill: one line, one number, nothing hidden underneath it.
A month where you generate heavily costs more than a month where you don't. That's the whole model. It scales down to zero and up in a straight line, with no minimum in the way.
The meter shows what ran and what it cost
You don't have to guess where the money went. When an operation finishes, its cost shows up on the meter in dollars — this draft cost this much, that send cost that much. The dashboard shows your total for the current period and a projection for where you'll land by month-end based on your recent usage.
The cost lands after the work is done, not before. The platform doesn't quote you a price up front, because the real cost depends on how much work the AI ends up doing. The receipt after each operation is the authoritative number. The meter reports what ran — it doesn't promise a price before it runs.
You start with a spending cap
Every new organization begins capped at $50 a month. If your usage would cross the cap, generation pauses rather than running up a surprise bill. The cap is yours to change — raise it, lower it, or remove it entirely, whenever you want.
You can also set warning thresholds and per-project limits, so you hear about spending before it becomes a number you didn't expect.
Getting started
Every new organization starts with a one-time trial credit and full, uncapped access while it lasts. When the credit runs out, usage billing begins at the flat rate. There's nothing to cancel if you stop — when you stop using the platform, the meter stops, and your data stays yours.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
A flat $25 per million units of work, with no seats, tiers, or feature gates. You pay for what the platform does. A month with no usage costs nothing.
Yes. The meter shows every operation and its dollar cost as it happens, plus a running total and a month-end projection. The cost is recorded after each operation completes.
No. The cost depends on how much work the AI does, so it's recorded after the operation finishes, not quoted up front. The receipt on each operation is the authoritative number.
Yes. Every organization starts capped at $50 a month. You can raise it, lower it, or remove it, and set warning thresholds and per-project limits as well.