Plans & billing

What each plan covers, what is metered, and what happens when you cross a line.

One plan covers your whole account: every workspace its purchaser created, not just the one that is open. Inference is never part of it – your agent vendor bills that directly.

What counts as a machine

A machine is one computer you have enrolled – the device, not the projects on it. Setting up a second project on a laptop you already run does not use a second machine; it uses a second enrollment on that machine.

Why enrollments are capped, and when they stop being

Each enrollment runs its own polling process today, so a free machine with twenty of them costs twenty idle pollers. The ceiling is temporary: one coordinator process per machine is being built, and the ceiling is removed when it is the default install everywhere. It never applies to a paid plan.

One task at a time, on Free

A free machine runs one task at a time, whatever it is: a plan, a build, a review, or a Live Chat session, which holds the machine while it is open. Answering a question or approving a plan on a running task costs nothing. If work is queued and nothing seems to start, end the Chat session to free the slot.

Seats are people

On Teams a seat is one person, however many of the account's workspaces they are in. Somebody in three of your workspaces is one seat.

Crossing a line

Nothing is deleted and nothing is frozen for storage: new uploads and document saves are refused, and everything already there stays readable and keeps running. A task already running never fails on a quota – the agent's own document writes are counted but never blocked, so the next save you make from the app is where you see the overage.

Pro and Teams can be billed monthly or yearly. The interval is chosen at checkout and changed from the billing portal, which also has invoices, payment methods, and cancellation.