Scale your spend, not your bill.

No. Connect a Google Ads account and the audit runs. Adding a card is what starts the agent's 7-day trial. Nothing is charged during those 7 days, and the subscription begins automatically when they end unless you cancel first.

No. We do not cap it, we do not price on it, and nothing in the product changes when it grows. Your billing page shows you your own trailing 30-day spend from the accounts you connected, because it is useful to see, and that figure decides nothing.

Solo and Studio are the launch self-serve tiers, separated by message and connected-account capacity. Agency and Scale are assisted while client permissions and portfolio workflows are still being proven. No tier weakens the approval or receipt requirements.

One thing you send the agent and the answer it comes back with, priced by how hard you ask it to think. Quick costs 1 credit, Standard costs 3, Deep dive costs 9, and Standard is the default. Each message in a thread is charged on its own, so a diagnosis that takes five follow-ups costs five messages rather than one. The counts on the cards are quoted at Standard, so Quick goes three times further and Deep dive a third as far.

The included audit, repeat audits and monitoring on an active plan, alerts, approving a change, publishing it, and re-reading the platform do not draw credits. Service entitlement and credit metering are separate: zero credits does not mean permanent service without a plan.

Chat pauses until your allowance renews. There is no overage charge and no surprise bill. Scheduled monitoring continues while the trial or plan remains active because it does not draw credits.

A month at a time, twelve times. The allowance is granted per calendar month whatever your billing interval, by a daily job that grants any live subscription which has not been granted for the month yet, so an annual plan is twelve monthly allowances rather than one. Each month's allowance resets and does not roll over.

You can connect an available Google Ads account and run one initial deterministic audit for that account without a card. A failed first attempt can be retried; a completed report consumes the included proof. Repeat audits, daily monitoring, alerts, and the agent require an active trial or plan.

No. Write access is off on every connection by default. You turn it on per account, with a confirmation that says what it means. Even then each individual change is a proposal you approve, executed once, then verified by re-reading the platform. If the re-read does not match what you approved, it is recorded as a failure, never as a success.

Yes. Annual is nine months' price for twelve months, so three months free. The exact comparison for each plan is on the cards above.

From the billing page, at any time, without emailing anyone. Cancelling stops the next charge and does not refund the period you are in. We do not refund otherwise, except for a billing error on our side or a sustained outage, and where your local law gives you a stronger right, that right wins. Price changes are notified by email and take effect the following period.

As many as your plan includes: 5 on Solo, 25 on Studio, 100 on Agency, unlimited on Scale. The limit is enforced across ad-platform connections, and Google Ads is the only ad platform in the ordinary beta today. Connecting past the number is refused at the connect step. Meta and TikTok Ads stay in reviewer or supervised validation until their availability policy is promoted. GA4, Merchant Center and Search Console are beta connections but are not ad accounts and do not count here, and neither does a Shopify store.

Yes. Every plan includes seats, 1 on Solo, unlimited on Studio, unlimited on Agency, unlimited on Scale, and the owner invites people by email from Settings. There are two roles and no more. The owner handles billing, connects and disconnects ad accounts and sets write access; members do everything else, approving changes included. The change record names whoever pressed the button, and it survives them leaving.