Hermes, OpenClaw, OpenCode or Pi — running in its own instance, wired to any of 460+ models. One flat price for the instance. Prepaid credits for model use, with a hard stop when they run out.
No card until you create an instance. Cancel anytime.
You pay for the machine monthly, and for model use from prepaid credits — two separate things, so a big model never quietly inflates your bill.
First month includes $1 of model credit. Good for one agent, light use.
First month includes $2 of model credit. The usual choice for real work.
First month includes $3 of model credit. Heavy builds and long sessions.
Starter credit is included with the first payment only, not renewals. Model credit is sold separately in $20, $50 and $100 top-ups.
Each one runs in its own instance with its own files. Two ship a web dashboard; two are terminal and files only — worth knowing before you choose.
A general-purpose agent that remembers, uses tools, and keeps its own notes.
Web dashboardHeadless browser, code execution and files, driven from its own control panel.
Web dashboardA terminal coding agent. Fast, scriptable, and comfortable in a shell.
Terminal & filesA minimal agent for people who want the model and nothing in the way.
Terminal & filesAny of the 460+ models can be chosen when you create the instance, and changed later.
This is the part most agent platforms get wrong. Here it is plainly.
Top up in $20, $50 or $100. That balance is what pays for model use — nothing is billed after the fact.
The monthly price covers the machine. It is charged before the instance is built, never after.
Each turn costs the model's price plus a small margin, taken from your credits as it happens.
When the credits run out, model use stops. The instance keeps running while its subscription is paid.
There is no postpaid path. A runaway agent cannot spend money you haven't already put in, and a model price change just means your credits buy fewer tokens — never a bigger bill at the end of the month.
Model use stops. Your instance stays up as long as its subscription is paid, so you can still reach its files, terminal and dashboard — top up and carry on.
Your subscription stops renewing, and the agent stays available until the end of the period you have already paid for. After that it is held for 30 days before deletion, and you can restore the subscription in that window — same instance, same files.
Yes. Pick any model when you create the instance, and switch whenever you like. There is no fixed model per plan.
On Hermes and OpenClaw, yes — each has a web dashboard you can open from the workspace. On OpenCode and Pi you get a terminal and a file browser.
You can, from the workspace. Each agent runs in its own instance with its own storage, separate from every other customer.