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Pricing and credits ​

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Credits are used when Company OS runs agent work. Longer tasks use more. Approvals and receipts are free.

Preview pricing

Preview pricing. Paid plans cannot be purchased yet: Company OS is in an invite-only private alpha, and these tiers may change before general availability.

Annual billing: save 17% compared with monthly.

Free ​

Try Company OS.

PlanPriceCredits
FreeFree3,000 credits to start

Includes:

  • 3,000 credits to start
  • +100 credits daily, capped at 1,000
  • All 40 templates, run on demand
  • Approvals and receipts on every action
  • Console and desktop app

Operator ​

For getting more done, solo. Not yet available to buy.

PlanPriceCredits
Pro$20/mo10,000 credits / month
Pro+$40/mo25,000 credits / month
Max$100/mo75,000 credits / month

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Save templates as scheduled workflows
  • Up to three companies
  • Email, Slack, Notion, GitHub, Stripe connectors
  • Top up credits anytime

Company ​

For shared workspaces. Not yet available to buy.

PlanPriceCredits
Pro$50/seat/mo25,000 pooled credits / seat / month
Max$100/seat/mo60,000 pooled credits / seat / month

Everything in Operator, plus:

  • Multiple approvers and delegation with expiry
  • Company packs: roster, policies, document profiles
  • Centralized billing and usage analytics
  • Dedicated support channel

Questions ​

What is a work credit? ​

One agent step: reading a page, calling a tool, or drafting an artifact. A typical scheduled template run uses 20 to 80 credits.

Does an approval cost credits? ​

No. Approving, rejecting, or reading a receipt is never metered.

Can I run it on my own machine? ​

Yes. The desktop app keeps the company record local. Credits meter model work, not storage.

What happens when I run out? ​

Scheduled workflows pause and read-only templates keep running from the daily allowance. Nothing is deleted.

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