Remember
Your notes and lists
Save 5,000 notes and keep them for a whole year.
about 17¢ a year
Start free. Pay for what you use.
No plans, no seats. Crazy cheap. The first $1 each month is on us. After that, you add credit when you need it and set your own limits.
Schedule work
A daily summary
An AI agent reads your new leads and emails you a summary every weekday.
about $1.15 a month, from credit
Check
A web page, every hour
Check a page every hour, all month, and see what it found.
about 4¢ a month
Watch
Anything sent your way
Sign-ups, orders, alerts: a thousand a month, kept for every AI app to see.
about 2¢ a month
Files
Files every app can open
200 PDFs, about 100 MB, kept all month.
about 8¢ a month
Build
The data behind a small app
An app with a thousand visitors a day, reading and saving as they go.
about 10¢ a month
What a dollar gets you.
One dollar of credit buys about:
- 19AI-written summaries
- 19,000web page checks
- 66,000notes saved
- 1.2 GBkept for a month
The free $1 covers all of these except the summaries. Background agents write those, and they always use credit.
How pricing works
- $1 free every month. It pays for everything except background agents' AI work and run fees. What you use comes out of it first. Light use often never goes past it.
- Then prepaid credit. Add $10, $25, $50 or $100, or any amount from $10 to $1,000, by card. Sales tax is added on top where it applies; it never comes out of your credit. For now, US customers only.
- Background agents always use credit. The AI's work and each run's fee come out of your credit, never the free $1. So an agent needs credit to run.
- Before your first top-up, you can keep up to 10 things and 100 MB, make 100 web requests a day, and background agents don't run. Any credit lifts all of that.
- You set the limits. Your account has a monthly limit ($50 to start; change it any time), and each access key can have its own cap. We email you at 50%, 80% and 100% of your limit, and when your balance drops under $2.
- Running out never costs you your data. Everything turns read-only. You can still see and download it all, scheduled work pauses without charge, and nothing is deleted. Add credit and it all carries on.
Every price, for the technically inclined
Usage is metered per call, to a millionth of a cent, and drawn from your credit as it happens.
Keeping things
| What | Price |
|---|---|
| Saving to a store or a file spaceEach key or file written | 0.0015¢ |
| Reading from a store or a file spaceEach read or list | 0.00015¢ |
| A database callPlus 0.000002¢ for each row read and 0.0003¢ for each row written | 0.00015¢ |
| Keeping itPer megabyte, per day, rounded up to a whole megabyte for each thing that keeps data. Old file versions count while they're kept. | 0.00255¢ |
Work that runs on its own
| What | Price |
|---|---|
| A web requestPlus 0.002¢ for each megabyte sent and received | 0.005¢ |
| Something sent to your inboxEach webhook or form post stored | 0.0015¢ |
| A scheduled runCosts what it does: a web request, or a background agent's run | as it goes |
| A background agent's runPlus its model use, both from your credit. What it reads or saves costs as usual. | 1¢ |
| Checking or changing a schedule, inbox or agentReading its runs, events or settings · changing it | 0.00015¢ · 0.0015¢ |
| Emailing youUp to 20 a day | free |
Background agents' model use
An agent's instructions are cached, so after its first turn most of what it reads is charged at the lower cached rate. Model use always comes from credit.
| Model | Price |
|---|---|
| Claude Sonnet 5.5Per million tokens: input · output | $6.00 · $30.00 |
| Per million tokens of cached input: written · read | $7.50 · $0.60 |
| Claude Opus 5.5Per million tokens: input · output | $12.00 · $60.00 |
| Per million tokens of cached input: written · read | $15.00 · $0.60 |
When credit runs out
Reads stay free and every resource turns read-only: writes are refused with a link to add credit, schedules and background agents skip their runs without charge, and inboxes answer webhooks with 503 so senders retry later. Keys keep working for reads. Background agents stop a little sooner: when credit runs low, their runs are skipped without charge, even while the free $1 lasts.