Free to start, $19 per seat

Two things spend money. Sandbox time is $0.08 an hour for a 1 vCPU, 2 GB sandbox, billed per GB-second of memory actually held, and time spent queued is never billed. Model tokens through the managed provider cost twice what OpenRouter publishes, computed from their live price. Tool calls themselves are free, and so is everything around them: searching the catalog, listing toolkits, reading a usage guide, building a toolkit. Calls made with your own provider key are metered and drawn in your charts, and charged nothing.

The install dialog tells you before you install it, and the audit log records the execution path for every call that has already happened. It is the only thing that decides whether a call bills anything at all: a direct call is answered from Toolspoke's own process and never touches a sandbox, so it is free outright. You never have to find out from an invoice.

No, and they do not pay to call a tool either. Searching for a tool, listing toolkits, reading a usage guide and making the call are all free. What you pay for is the sandbox time a call holds and the model tokens it reads and writes.

No. Your workspace has one balance, so teammates and their agents spend from the same money. The seat count follows your active member count and decides how much included usage each paid invoice adds, not who may spend it.

No. Free is topped back up to $3 of usage every 30 days, so a heavy week costs you the rest of that month and nothing more. It tops up to that figure rather than adding to it, which means an idle workspace does not quietly accumulate a year of allowance — and money you paid in is never reduced to make room for a free one.

No, and there is no longer a rate to compare. Every top-up is face value: $20 adds $20 of usage, $100 adds $100. No volume bonus, no best-rate rung. A seat is still the better deal, for an honest reason rather than an arithmetic one: $19 buys a seat, the features and $10 of included usage every month, and a top-up buys none of that.

Because the second one was sorting people by how much they call rather than by what they need, and every plan already includes the whole product. Pro is $19 per seat and includes $10 of usage a month for each one — about 250 GB-hours of sandbox, or millions of tokens of a cheap model, on top of tool calls that cost nothing. Past that you add money at face value, and Enterprise exists for the things that are genuinely different: managed hosting, SSO, extended retention and an SLA.

The Stripe subscription quantity follows your active member count, with prorations. The next paid invoice adds the plan's included usage for each billed seat, keyed to the invoice so a redelivered webhook cannot add it twice.

Not on the same install. An install holds exactly one credential, and that is deliberate: which of two stored values a call used should never depend on who owned the agent key. When you genuinely need two, give each its own project. Projects are already the line agent keys, policies and the sandbox are drawn on, and they cost nothing extra.

Yes. Toolspoke runs with billing entirely unconfigured, which is the normal shape of an internal deployment. Every workspace starts on Free and nothing asks for a card.