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Pricing
Amy is usage-based, not per seat. You draw from a pool of credits as you work, your whole team draws from the same pool, and every capability is included from day one. There is no tier that unlocks the good tools later, and no license to buy for each colleague.

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Your first $50

Every new team starts with $50 of credit. It is there the moment you log in, and no card is required to use it.
  • You have 30 days. Welcome credits expire 30 days after you sign up.
  • It is per team, not per person. Invite colleagues and they draw from the same $50, so you can see how Amy works across a whole team before you pay anything.
  • Nothing is held back. The trial is the full product, not a limited version of it.

Open Amy →

Log in and your credit is already waiting. The quickest way to spend the first of it well is to ask Amy to prep you for your next meeting.

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What’s included

Every capability and all 1,000+ integrations, on the trial and on every plan:

Research and data

Web search, web scraping, company and market intelligence, people and contact data, and real-time social trends from X.

Integrations

All 1,000+ tools across CRM, email, calendar, chat, files, and data. Connecting a tool costs nothing.

Channels

Email, Slack, WhatsApp, and Telegram, with context carried across all of them.

Routines and context

Scheduled work, your Context Library, and team memory, all available from day one.

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How credits work

You spend credits on work, not on access. Credits measure the effort a piece of work takes, so a quick question costs a fraction of a research project and what you pay tracks what you actually ask for.

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What $50 gets you

$50 goes a long way on real work. Depending on what you point Amy at, that is roughly:
  • 45 typical tasks, the everyday briefs, drafts, and enrichments
  • 20 complex tasks, the deep dives and multi-source research
  • A standing routine or two running in the background the whole time
Most teams spend the trial on a mix: something running quietly in the background while they hand Amy the work they had been putting off.

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Keeping an eye on the balance

You always know where you stand.
  • A live balance in the top bar, with a heads-up when you are running low.
  • A billing page for invoices, usage, your plan, and your payment method.
  • A credit cost on every routine run, so you can see what a routine costs before you add another.
  • A clear message on every channel if you run out mid-task, on Slack, WhatsApp, or email, with a link to top up.

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When the trial ends

After 30 days, or once you have spent the $50, you pick a plan. Both draw on the same credits and the same full product.

Monthly

From $50 a month. Choose a credit bundle from 5,000 up to 1,000,000 credits and scale it up or down any month. Monthly credits don’t roll over, so each month starts fresh.

Teams

Custom pricing. One shared credit pool for everyone, expert onboarding, and dedicated support.
If you run out mid-month, Amy keeps working at the same rate. There are no hard stops in the middle of your work. Free expert setup and support is included on every plan, including the free one.

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Pro tips

  • Spend the trial on real work, not test questions. The fastest way to judge Amy is to hand her something you were dreading.
  • Connect your tools first. Connections are free, and every one you add makes each task cheaper because Amy spends less effort hunting for context she could have read.
  • Set up a routine early. At around 10 credits a run, a daily briefing costs very little and shows you what Amy does when nobody is asking.
  • Invite your team. One pool, one trial, and you get a read on how Amy fits the whole desk rather than one person’s inbox.

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Next steps

Full plans and bundles

Every credit bundle and current price, on the Amy pricing page.

Book a free expert session

We’ll help you pick the recipes that make the trial count.

FAQ

Security, integrations, team rollout, and the rest of the common questions.

Ask us anything

Reach the team at hey@amy.vc for anything billing related.