Plans and seats
What a plan row carries, why no figure is written down here, and how trials and annual pricing behave.
A plan carries a monthly credit allowance, a maximum number of agents, a queue priority, a minimum seat count where one applies, and a set of entitlements. Prices are per seat. Every one of those figures is read from the live catalogue at request time, so the pricing page is the only correct place to read them.
What a plan row contains
- Monthly credits
- The allowance granted each period.
- Maximum agents
- How many agents the workspace may hold.
- Queue priority
- One of low, standard, fast track or high priority. It governs how runs are scheduled under load, not how fast a model responds.
- Minimum seats
- Where a plan has one. Business plans generally do; individual plans generally do not.
- VAT treatment
- Whether the published figure includes or excludes VAT. Shown on the pricing page beside the figure, never inferred.
- Entitlements
- The feature flags the plan carries. Resolved server-side from account entitlements and membership.
Trials
A plan advertises a free trial only when a real trial length exists behind it in the catalogue. A missing, negative or fractional value reads as no trial rather than as a guess, because every wrong answer here is visible to a buyer as a promise about when they will be charged.
Annual pricing
Where an annual interval is offered, it is quoted per seat per month alongside the monthly figure, not only as a yearly total. Buyers compare the two on the monthly number; quoting only the annual total makes the cheaper option look like the expensive one. A plan with no configured annual price simply does not offer the interval, rather than showing an empty toggle.