> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.nuphos.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Plans & billing

> What each plan costs, how credits work, and what happens when a team runs out.

Nuphos is a paid product. A team needs an **active subscription** before any of
it works — connectors, sessions, browsing, all of it. Until one exists, the app
shows the billing screen instead of the workspace.

There is **no free trial**. Dev is the trial: a self-serve entry tier at a price
that makes trying it a small decision.

## Plans

All plans are billed monthly, in USD.

| Plan         | Price / month | Weekly credits | Burst (5h) | Overage |
| ------------ | ------------- | -------------- | ---------- | ------- |
| **Dev**      | \$29          | 500            | 150        | No      |
| **Team**     | \$99          | 2,000          | 500        | Yes     |
| **Business** | \$299         | 6,500          | 1,300      | Yes     |
| **Scale**    | \$999         | 23,000         | 4,500      | Yes     |

Credits are pooled across the whole team, not per seat.

## How credits work

**1 credit = \$0.01 of model cost.** Only agent conversation consumes them.
Everything Nuphos does around a session — generating titles, compacting long
conversations, memory work, safety checks — is **background work and is free**.
Browsing your infrastructure costs nothing.

Every plan carries two rolling windows, and a new turn needs headroom in **both**:

* **A weekly pool (168h)** — the advertised allowance.
* **A 5-hour burst window** — a smaller ceiling that smooths spikes, so one
  runaway session cannot spend the whole week's credits in an afternoon.

Both are rolling, not calendar-based: credits free up continuously as older usage
ages out of the window, rather than all at once on a reset day.

## Running out

What happens depends on your plan:

* **Dev** blocks. Running out of credits is the upgrade signal — that is the
  design.
* **Team, Business, and Scale** keep working and bill the difference as metered
  overage.

## Where to see it

**Settings → Workspace** has both:

* **Billing** — your plan, payment method, and invoices.
* **Usage** — credits consumed against each window, so you can see which one is
  actually the binding constraint before changing plan.

<Note>
  Billing is managed by team **Administrators**. Members see the workspace
  normally and do not need to deal with plans or payment.
</Note>