One page for every price
Until today, the answer to "how much does it cost?" lived in four places: the Console, the docs, the Help Center and the billing screens. That's three too man
Until today, the answer to "how much does it cost?" lived in four places: the Console, the docs, the Help Center and the billing screens. That's three too many. So we put it all on one page. clatterlabs.com/pricing is now the single place to see what everything costs, before you sign in. What's on the page • Plans. Free, Developer ($15), Plus ($25), Pro ($50), Max ($100) and Ultra ($200), billed monthly. Each card shows how much usage you get compared to Free, from about 15× on Developer to about 280× on Ultra, plus your usage window and weekly reset. • A full comparison table. Every plan, every limit, in one grid, so you don't have to open six cards to find the difference. • Code Buckets storage. From 1 GB on Free up to 1 TB on Ultra. • SuperCosmos 1.1 Model API rates. Flash is $1.60 per 1M input tokens and $3.40 per 1M output tokens. Max is $1.80 and $3.80. Heavy is $2.00 and $4.40. Long prompts above 262K input tokens are billed at 1.5×. • Credits. Every account gets $5 in free credit, once. After that you can top up anywhere from $1 to $800. • Agent API run rates and answers to the questions we get most. Why we did it Pricing should be boring. You should know what you'll pay before you write a line of code, not after your first invoice. Putting plans and API rates next to each other also makes the choice simpler: pick a plan if you use our products every day, or pay as you go with credits if you're building on the API. Which plan should you pick? • Just trying things out: stay on Free and use your $5 credit. • Building something real: Pro is where most developers land, and it's the one we highlight. • Running agents all day: Max or Ultra give you the most headroom and the shortest usage windows. Get started See every price at clatterlabs.com/pricing. Start free in the Console, or pick a plan from Billing whenever you're ready. The Clatter Labs team