Pricing

Two plans,
and the meter written out

You are billed for one thing: an action that actually reached one of your apps and left a record. Not for asking, not for being told no, and not for the model you bring. Everything below says what that means in practice.

Create an account Talk to the team

A paper slip trailing from a finished action, pressed with a terracotta stamp: every call leaves a record, and the record is what the meter counts.

you pay for actions that reached your appsa call your rules refused is never billedasking what it can do is free, alwaysviewer seats are freewe are not a model providernothing is billed until it has run you pay for actions that reached your appsa call your rules refused is never billedasking what it can do is free, alwaysviewer seats are freewe are not a model providernothing is billed until it has run

The two plans

Start free, and pay when a team joins you

FreeDeveloper

One person, one project

2,500 actions a month. Past that you move up to Team rather than getting a bill.
3 seats. Viewer seats are free and unlimited on every plan.
One project.
Records kept for 7 days.
Every safeguard: approvals, budgets, limits and the record. None of it is held back for a paid plan.

$49Team, per month

A team that runs real work on it

10,000 actions a month, then the rate below.
5 seats included, then $10 per seat per month.
Projects as you need them.
Records kept for 90 days.
Every safeguard, same as above.

Bigger than a team, with a security review to pass? That is enterprise.atmon.ai.

Past the included actions

The rate comes down as the work goes up

One action is one call that reached one of your apps and left a record in return. Past the bundle your plan includes, each extra one is priced by where the month lands:

Actions in a month	Each action past the bundle
Up to 100,000	$0.008
Up to 1,000,000	$0.005
Past 1,000,000	$0.003

The bundle is not a cliff. Going past it costs the rate above rather than stopping the work, and a project can carry a ceiling of its own so a run cannot spend more than you meant it to.

Never billed

Six things you are not charged for

A call your rules refused. It never opened an account and never left the building, so nobody pays to be told no.
An approval still waiting. It bills once, when a person releases it and it runs. Parked work is not billed while it sits.
A provider that was down. If nothing was sent, nothing is on your invoice.
Asking what it can do. Searching for the right action and reading what that action needs is free and always will be. Charging for it would teach an assistant to guess instead of ask.
Model tokens. You bring your own model and hold your own bill with them. atmon is not a model provider and does not resell anyone’s tokens.
Connecting an account. Connect as many as you like, for as many of your own users as you like. Connections are not metered.

Every billed action is a line in the record you can already read, so an invoice is something you can check rather than something you have to believe.

Before you put a card in

Where this stands today

Beta usage is not charged. Card payment arrives during the beta, and until it does the prices above are what will apply rather than what you are paying.
Live connections are beginning with GitHub. Every other app still runs against stand-in services, so what a real account can reach today is narrower than the wall on the home page.
You create an account and mint your own key in the console. The setup page covers what a key is and where it goes.
Some capabilities are specified and not built. The documentation marks each one, and nothing designed is described here as shipped.

Reach the team

hello@atmon.ai. Say what you are building, which apps it has to touch, and what your security reviewer will ask. A reply comes from the team.

Two plans,and the meter written out