Coroid charges for two separate elements:
- Capacity — agent slots, billed per slot per month.
- Model usage — the tokens your work consumes, either prepaid as credits or billed directly by your own provider.
Separating these elements is deliberate. Capacity is predictable and budgetable; model usage varies depending on what you actually run.
Current prices can be viewed on the pricing page.
Free
Ideal for evaluating the product end to end using real but lightweight work.
Includes one project, one low-priority agent slot, a monthly allowance of agent hours, a limit on how long a single task may run, and no parallel subagents. Models are routed via Coroid at no additional model cost.
This is a genuine evaluation tier — the entire governed workflow operates, including specifications, plans, gates and review. What is limited is throughput, not capability.
Professional
Designed for teams running standard workflows.
A flat monthly fee per organisation covers one standard agent slot, with extra slots available each month. Unlimited projects and Members. You can either use your own provider keys or prepay for model credits. System and custom AI profiles are supported.
The number of Members is unlimited because seats are the wrong unit for this product — even if ten people share one slot, only one task can run at a time. You pay for the work completed, not for people who might request it.
Enterprise
Meant for larger organisations with specific capacity and deployment requirements.
Includes contracted slots with a minimum commitment (currently five), priority processing, custom AI profiles allowing per-agent model choice, SSO/SAML with SCIM provisioning, audit log export, a dedicated support SLA, and an on-premises option.
Model pricing
Coroid applies no markup to the token rates set by providers. Under BYOK, you pay your provider directly at your own rates; with prepaid credits, you pay provider rates through Coroid.
See Model credits.
Choosing a plan
Start for free and run real work. The key question to determine if you need Professional is not "Is this good enough?" but "Is my queue backing up?" — this relates to capacity, which is what you are purchasing.
Enterprise addresses deployment and identity controls, not capacity — extra slots can be added to Professional. Since it is in private preview, consult us before planning around it.