Free to start, paid to scale

Choose the plan that matches your operating stage

Start with a usable free workspace, then move to a paid plan when you need more throughput, more control, and a more structured operating setup.

Free

Good for trying the core product flow, browsing tools, and saving your first results.

Paid

Better for consistent use, higher limits, and a more dependable workspace for active operators.

Switch anytime

Upgrade when you feel the product creating real value. Keep the same account and workflow history.

Comparison

What changes when you upgrade

The free plan helps you try the product. Paid plans are for teams that need more throughput, stronger limits, and a steadier operating cadence.

Area
Free
Paid
Best for
Trying the product, exploring tools, and getting a feel for the workflow.
Active usage, repeat workflows, and a workspace that needs more headroom.
Limits
Enough to validate the experience and understand the product value.
Higher limits for teams that hit the free ceiling and need more room to operate.
Account continuity
Same account, same workspace, same history.
Same account, plus billing and plan management in the user center.
Support cue
Start small and see whether the product fits your workflow.
Upgrade when the product becomes part of your regular operating rhythm.

Risk reduction

Start free, then upgrade only when the value is obvious

You do not need a separate account or a new workspace. Start with the free plan, learn the product flow, and move up when the free tier becomes the bottleneck.

FAQ

Can I start on the free plan?

Yes. The free tier is meant for trying the core product flow before you decide whether you need more capacity.

What happens when I upgrade?

Your account stays the same, and the user center reflects the new billing state while the plan confirmation finishes syncing.

Can I keep the same workspace and history?

Yes. The same account and workflow history carry forward, so upgrading does not reset what you have already done.