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Registration lands on a two-step funnel rather than the dashboard, because an agent cannot start without capacity to run on. Step 1 buys the capacity, step 2 uses it.

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Step 1 — choose your plan

Four choices, all on one screen:
Monthly or annual. The annual price is shown both as a yearly total and as its monthly equivalent, and the screen states what a year saves.
Each agent needs a seat. Seats get cheaper per agent as you add them — six rungs, from $30 down to $20 per seat per month. The ladder is on the pricing page.
Hosting is the container alone; thinking is paid from your balance. Hosting + tokens adds $15 of AI credit per seat per month ($150 a year), which accumulates rather than expiring at the end of a cycle.
A card through Stripe, crypto through Heleket, or your existing account balance. A crypto invoice carries a small percentage buffer for conversion, and the whole invoice is credited — the screen shows the buffer before you leave.
The ledger shows the per-agent price, the billing frequency and the total. Nothing is charged until you confirm at the payment provider.

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Paying from your balance

If you already hold a balance, a seat can be taken from it instead of a card. The screen splits it out: the balance, the seat cost, and what is left for the agent to think with.
A balance that covers the seat exactly leaves nothing for thinking. The screen says so — “Nothing left to think with — the agent will start and wait for a top-up” — and offers to top up first. The agent will still start; it cannot make a model call until there is something to spend.
If the balance is short, the platform can top it up from your card by the difference and pay the seat from the balance. Your card is never charged for the seat itself, and the exact amount is on the confirm button.

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Between the two steps

Card payments redirect back the moment the card clears, which is before the payment provider has told the platform about it. That window renders Confirming your payment rather than sending you back to the plan chooser.
The last row is deliberately not phrased as success or failure. Both would be a claim about your money made from a request that got no answer.

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Step 2 — create your first agent

One field: the name. The screen states how this agent is paid for — a seat you have already bought, or your balance — before it starts anything. Press the button and the agent begins deploying. You are taken to its page, where the status and an estimated time are shown. See Create an agent for what happens after that.

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Coming back later

The same two steps run wherever you hit them. Creating a second agent with no free seat renders the plan chooser on the new-agent page rather than sending you to Billing, and checkout returns to that page with your typed name still in the draft.
Last modified on August 31, 2026