> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://autonomy.computer/docs/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Pricing

> Autonomy's pricing is simple and you only pay for what you use.

## Free trial

When you sign up, we give you \$25 of credit to use over your first 7 days. This is ample for you to kick the tires and experience the magic of Autonomy.

## Base bundle

\$75 per month, includes:

* 1 Seat license.
* 744 `Regular` compute container hours.
* 100 GBs of data transfer.
* 1 GB of storage.

## À la carte items

We only charge you for your consumption of the underlying infrastructure cost that you incur. These charges include the additional compute, network, storage, LLM inference services that your product or application utilizes beyond the [Base bundle](#base-bundle).

* **Compute:**
  * **Regular:** \$25 per month per container. Each has the capacity to run *thousands* of concurrent agents, tools, or an MCP server. Measured per minute, rounded up to the nearest minute.
  * **Big:** \$250 per month per container. When you need to run *millions* of concurrent agents, tools, or an MCP server, add a `Big` container to run agents with absurd cost efficiency.
* **Network:**
  * Public Endpoints: \$0.10 / GB.
  * Private Links: \$10 per service per month, plus \$0.10 / GB.
* **Storage:**
  * \$1 / GB / month.
* **Seat Licenses:**
  * \$25 per person / month.
* **Inference Models:**
  * See [Models](/agents/models) for detailed pricing on all supported models.

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## Use Autonomy with care. It's powerful!

**Your account has no upper bound usage limit**. You have unlimited ability to scale the agents you deploy and the amount of data they transfer/store. You can connect to a vast array of inference models. Some of these inference models cost 1000x more than others. You could spend \$5 or \$5000 in a very short period of time - just by changing the models you use.

If you want to control your costs, here are some parameters to start with:

* Use `Regular` size containers, which is the default value.
* Use inexpensive LLMs like Amazon Nova Micro v1, Nova Lite v1, etc.
* Use `autonomy zone list` to see all running zones.
* Use `autonomy zone delete` to delete a zone that you are not using anymore.

## We're Here to Help

If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us:

[Click here to get help directly from Autonomy's founders](mailto:support@autonomy.computer)