Pay for what your agents actually do.

Because it protects you. AI usage can spike, and postpaid billing is how people get burned. With a prepaid account the worst case is that agents pause until you decide to top up — there is no mechanism for a surprise invoice. And it doesn't mean living on card top-ups: most businesses set their subscription at their expected monthly usage — £25 is just the floor, and whatever level you choose comes back as credit — so topping up is for the unusual month, not every month.

Really. Add your whole team. You pay for what agents actually do — model calls, transcription, services — not for how many people can log in. If more people using it means more usage, we both do well; if it doesn't, you shouldn't be paying for seats.

The credit included with your subscription resets each month — it's your minimum usage, not a savings account. Credit you top up yourself stays in your account until you spend it.

One month at a time, paid monthly by Direct Debit — there are no annual contracts and nothing to pay up front beyond the month you're starting. Cancel whenever you like: your account runs to the end of the month you've already paid for and simply doesn't renew, so the notice period is built into the billing cycle. The minimum spend is a single month at £25. Payments aren't refundable, and any credit left in your account — included or topped up — expires when the account closes, so run it down before you go.

Your account sleeps rather than dies. Everything your agents built — meeting records, transcripts, contacts, products, templates, accumulated memory — is kept for 12 months, so if you come back within the year it's all exactly where you left it. Generated files (decks, PDFs, exports) expire on the usual 60-day clock, so export anything you want to keep. A month before the year is up we'll remind you; after that, it's deleted. And if you'd rather your data went sooner, a deletion request is honoured immediately, any time.

Don't try to calculate it from token prices — nobody can, including us, until agents actually run. Do it the way our own customers do: look at what typical jobs cost (a one-hour meeting processed for around 50p, a slide deck for around 40p), multiply by how often your team would do them, and sanity-check against the included credit. Then start at £25 and let your first month or two tell you the real number — the reconciliation report shows every job, its cost, and which agent ran it, and the prepaid cap means finding out can't cost more than you allowed. Once you know your number, set the subscription to match it.

We price usage from what it actually costs us, plus a small platform margin — and the more you use, the smaller it gets. With dozens of models across eight providers, each with different input, output and caching rates, a single public rate card would be longer than this website; your usage report shows the real numbers for what you actually ran.

Every account includes 10 GB for the things your agents work with and produce, backed up nightly. If you need more, it's £10 a month per additional 50 GB, metered through your account. One housekeeping rule keeps it tidy: generated files — decks, images, exports — expire after 60 days unless you save them to your account, so you're never paying to store things nobody wanted to keep.

Billing is in pounds sterling. The currency switcher on this page converts prices at today's exchange rate so you can see roughly what you'd pay, but your invoice — and your card charge — is in GBP.

Small single-task assistants we'll usually build for free — they make the platform more useful to you, which is how we'd rather earn. Full applications and process redesign are quoted per engagement. See how we work.