AI & Automation Pricing

The Cloudavize AI Platform measures three inputs for every task and converts them into credits: Token volume: the platform counts input tokens and output tokens, so longer prompts and longer answers spend more credits. Model selection: each large language model carries its own cost, such as lighter models for quick replies and heavier models for complex reasoning. Triggered actions: extra steps add credits, such as API calls, web scraping, and file uploads. This usage-based method keeps billing tied to real work. A team that runs short chats spends fewer credits than a team that runs document-heavy automations on premium models.

Credit capacity grows with each tier. The Intro plan with 30,000 credits covers around 1,000 typical chats or about 2,500 single-page summaries per month. The Professional plan with 1,500,000 credits covers around 50,000 typical chats or about 125,000 single-page summaries per month. These figures are estimates that use the higher end of typical usage. A team that mixes short chats with longer tasks will see numbers that sit inside these ranges.

The Cloudavize AI Platform powers every plan. The same platform runs your chats, summaries, and automations, and it tracks the credits each task spends so your team can watch usage through Workflow Monitoring.

AI credits reset on a monthly cycle. Unused credits from one month do not carry into the next month. Each plan delivers a fresh credit allowance at the start of every billing month, so the model works as a recurring monthly allocation rather than a one-time purchase. This monthly reset keeps plans predictable. Your team receives the same credit allowance every month, such as 100,000 credits on the Starter plan or 250,000 credits on the SMB plan.

A team that spends its full monthly allowance can move up to the next plan to receive a larger credit allowance. A team on the Starter plan can upgrade to SMB, and a team on SMB can upgrade to Business, each step raising both the monthly credits and the included support hours. This upgrade path lets usage grow without a new contract. You select a higher tier when your workload increases, and the larger allowance applies from that point forward.

Match your monthly volume to a credit tier with these four steps: 1. Estimate your monthly tasks: count how many chats, summaries, and automations your team runs in a typical month. 2. Convert tasks into credits: apply the reference ranges, such as 1 to 30 credits per chat and 1 to 12 credits per single-page summary. 3. Add support hours to the decision: heavier rollouts benefit from the larger support blocks on the Business and Professional plans. 4. Start lower and upgrade: pick a plan that covers your current usage, then move up a tier when your credit use rises. A small team testing a few workflows often starts on Intro or Starter. A department that runs daily automation across several tools usually fits Business or Professional. This upgrade path lets usage grow without a new contract. You select a higher tier when your workload increases, and the larger allowance applies from that point forward.

Yes. AI credits reset every month and do not roll over. Unused credits from one month do not carry into the next month, so each plan works as a recurring monthly allowance rather than a one-time purchase.

No. Every AI plan carries no setup fees and no lock-in contracts. You pick a monthly plan and change tiers as your usage changes.

A small business that tests a few workflows usually starts on the Intro plan at $180 per month or the Starter plan at $450 per month. A team can then upgrade to SMB, Business, or Professional as monthly credit use grows.