Metered on text, not on time
You are not buying a seat or a monthly AI allowance. You pay for the text the model reads and writes, which means a quiet month costs almost nothing.
Input and output are measured
Every AI reply has two parts: what it reads (your brief, the conversation so far, any documents it consults) and what it writes back. Both are counted, and output is priced higher than input — that is how language models work everywhere.
Priced per model
A fast, small model costs a small fraction of what the sharpest one does. Because you choose the model per automation, a simple “what are your hours?” flow never costs what a complex sales conversation does.
Drawn from your wallet
Each reply debits your prepaid balance immediately, and appears in your usage history the same day with its token counts and rupee cost. Nothing is estimated or trued-up later.
| Feature | Calls | In | Out | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Automation AI | 2 | 119 | 25 | ₹0.0065 |
That is two AI calls, reading 119 tokens and writing 25, costing well under one paisa. Even at a thousand conversations a month, a simple FAQ agent on the fastest model costs less than a cup of coffee. Longer briefs, deeper history and sharper models cost more — which is why the choice is yours, per automation.
Pick the cheapest model that does the job
Three tiers, chosen per automation. Most teams use the fast one for routing and the balanced one for real conversations.
Fastest
CheapestGood for
Routing, greetings, simple FAQs, “are you open?”
Trade-off
Very cheap and very fast. Struggles with long, multi-step reasoning.
Balanced
DefaultGood for
Standard customer conversations — the sensible starting point.
Trade-off
Reliable for most support and sales chat, at a modest cost.
Sharpest
Most capableGood for
Long conversations, careful instruction-following, nuanced sales.
Trade-off
Noticeably better at staying on brief. Costs more per reply.
Model names inside the product are ours, not the underlying vendor's. The point is the trade-off, not the badge — and you can change it on any automation at any time.
You cannot overspend by accident
The wallet is prepaid on purpose. There is no credit line, no overage rate and no invoice arriving with a number you did not expect.
- Top up any amount, whenever you want
- A low-balance email before you run out
- Optional auto top-up if you would rather not watch it
- When the balance hits zero, AI replies pause — everything else keeps working
- Every debit itemised by day, feature and model
- Gateway fee and its GST passed through at cost, shown before you pay
Five ways to spend less
- 1Keep your system brief tight. It is read on every single reply, so a rambling brief costs you on every message.
- 2Reduce history depth. Reading the last 5 messages instead of 30 cuts input dramatically with little loss for most support chat.
- 3Cap reply length. Customers prefer short WhatsApp answers anyway.
- 4Use the fastest model for routing and greetings, and reserve the sharper one for conversations that actually need it.
- 5Handle the obvious cases with plain automation blocks. A keyword that sends your price list costs nothing at all.