One pool of credits. Your agent spends it.

Pick a plan. It's a pool of credits.

The disk is one pool for your whole account; it's included free, and you can buy more anytime at 10 credits / GB·month, billed monthly while you keep it, on any plan. Monthly plan credits refresh each cycle and don't roll over; credits you top up separately don't expire and carry over. Indicative during beta, subject to change before general availability.

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One pool, spent on whole jobs.

These aren't separate budgets to add up; every job draws from the one pool, and a sleeping agent draws nothing. The model you pick is the dial: a lighter one spends less per job, so the pool lasts longer. As a rough feel, Free (500) is for kicking the tires, Pro (2,000) covers a steady week of real tasks, and Power (12,000) is for heavy daily work.

One account disk. Included free, buy more by the GB.

Your account has one disk all your agents draw from, and what fits your plan is free. Need more room? Buy extra by the gigabyte at 10 credits / GB·month, billed monthly while you keep it (like any cloud disk), on any plan including Free. It's a hard cap, so you never get a surprise bill. Estimate the monthly cost here, then buy it from your dashboard:

Built-in tools, priced in the open.

Almost every tool your agent uses is free to call; its runtime is already covered by the job's credits. The web tools carry a real per-call cost to us, so they're priced simply and shown here straight from the billing system. Your free monthly tool allowance is spent first, then credits, and every charge is itemized on your dashboard billing page.

Workflows, priced per run.

A workflow is a standing automation your agent builds for you: it runs on a schedule, on a webhook, or on demand, without an agent turn. Building and editing are free; you pay a small flat fee when one actually runs, shown here straight from the billing system. AI steps bill their model usage on top at the model's own rate, so the flat fee is not the total for workflows that call a model.

Every workflow also carries its own monthly spend cap, so a runaway schedule can't quietly drain your pool: when the cap or your balance runs out, fires are skipped and recorded, never billed. Plans differ in how many workflows can be active at once (1 on Free, 5 on Pro, 20 on Power). Run length is not a plan feature: every run on every plan may go up to a 24-hour runaway protection stop, and pays only for the runtime it actually used.

Questions, answered.

How do the plans work?

Each plan is a monthly pool of credits plus one account-wide disk all your agents draw from. Free gives 500 credits and 1 GB; Pro is $20/month for 2,000 credits and 20 GB; Power is $100/month for 12,000 credits and 50 GB. Your monthly credits refresh each cycle and don't roll over; you can top up extra credits (which don't expire) or buy more disk anytime.

What is a credit?

One credit is the single unit for everything an agent does: thinking, runtime, and the disk it keeps beyond your plan. You watch one number, never converting tokens or cents. Credits are spent on whole jobs: a quick edit costs a few, a typical task tens, a long heavy run a hundred or more. Each figure already includes both the thinking and the runtime, so there are no separate budgets to reconcile. Under the hood the unit is pegged at 120 credits per US dollar, and active compute meters at 1 credit per minute of runtime; the pool is just those meters rolled into one number.

Is run time billed?

Mostly no. Every registered account, on any plan including Free, has 2,000 minutes of run time included each month, so a long job does not cost by the minute; past the included minutes, run time meters at 1 credit per minute. Model usage always draws credits, and the anonymous trial bills run time from the first minute. Idle agents sleep and stop billing for compute either way.

Which models can I use on each plan?

Free runs the cost-efficient models (Haiku, Qwen Coder, GLM), strong agentic coders that stretch your credits furthest. Pro and Power add every frontier model (Opus, GPT-5.5, Gemini Pro). Frontier models simply draw more credits per job, so the same pool goes further on a lighter one.

How does disk work, and can I buy more?

Your account gets one disk (1 GB on Free, 20 GB on Pro, 50 GB on Power), and all your agents draw from it. Disk within your plan is free. Need more? Buy extra by the gigabyte at 10 credits per GB per month, on any plan including Free; it raises your account's disk and is billed from your credits while you keep it. Slide the estimator above to see the monthly cost, then buy it from your dashboard.

Is buying disk a one-time or a monthly charge?

Monthly, prorated daily, the same way every cloud disk works (DigitalOcean, Fly, AWS). You pay 10 credits per GB per month for the extra disk you keep, drawn smoothly from your pool a little each day, for as long as you keep it. Lower it or drop back to your plan's included disk anytime and the charge stops; you're billed for what you reserve, not how full it is.

What happens when the disk fills up?

Your account's disk is a hard cap: included plus whatever you've bought. When your agents' files reach it, further writes stop (like any full disk) rather than running up a surprise bill. Free up space or buy more disk and they continue. Your agents all draw from the one pool, so any of them can use the whole thing.

What do I pay while my agent is asleep?

Usually nothing. A plori agent scales to zero when idle: compute stops, and the disk within your plan is free, so a sleeping agent that fits its included disk costs zero while keeping its files and memory intact. You only pay while asleep if you've bought extra disk above your plan.

Do unused credits roll over?

Your plan's monthly credits don't roll over; they refresh at the start of each billing cycle, so they're meant to be used within the month. Credits you buy separately as a top-up, and your one-time welcome credit, are different: they never expire and stay on your balance until you spend them.

What do built-in tools cost?

Almost all tools are free to call; you only pay for the compute the job already uses. The web tools are the exception because each call costs us real money: web_fetch is free, and web_search includes a free monthly allowance before it draws credits, at the rate shown in the Tools table above. The allowance is shared across all your agents, resets on the 1st of each calendar month (UTC), and doesn't roll over. Every tool charge is itemized on your dashboard billing page.

What do workflows cost?

Building and editing a workflow is free. When one runs, it draws a flat per-run fee from your credits with the first minute and a half of runtime included, then a small per-minute charge for longer runs; the exact rates are in the Workflows table above, served straight from the billing system. If the workflow has an AI step, its model usage bills on top at the model's own rate (zero credits with your own provider key), so the flat fee alone is not the total for workflows that call a model. You're only charged when your workflow actually ran: it succeeded, failed, or hit the 24-hour runaway protection stop (a system safety limit, the same on every plan; a run stopped there pays for the runtime it used). Skipped or platform-lost fires are free, and each workflow has a monthly spend cap you control.

Can I use my own model API key?

Yes. Add your own provider key in dashboard settings and model usage on that provider stops drawing credits: you pay the provider directly, and plori bills only compute and disk. It's the cheapest way to run heavy frontier workloads.

What happens if I run out of credits?

Your agent stops taking new work at zero, so there's no surprise bill. Its disk and memory are held free for 30 days, and the moment you top up or your monthly credits renew it resumes right where it stopped.

Open an agent and watch the pool.