Pricing

Plans for decision-ready concepts

Guests can try one preview a day. Signed-in accounts start with 20 credits. Paid plans refill credits each month. Failed generations refund automatically.

Guest

Free

1 preview per day

Try a concept without an account. Schematics and history stay locked until you sign up.

  • One guest preview per UTC day
  • Concept specs, BOM estimate, and two images
  • No credit card

Starter

$9/mo

100 credits / month

About 10 signed-in concepts each month. Failed generations refund credits automatically.

  • 100 credits on subscribe and each renewal
  • Full results and My Creations history
  • Technical schematics after you approve a design
  • Cancel anytime in the billing portal
Most used

Pro

$29/mo

400 credits / month

About 40 signed-in concepts each month for teams iterating on several ideas.

  • 400 credits on subscribe and each renewal
  • Higher daily and parallel generation limits
  • Full results, history, and schematics
  • Cancel anytime in the billing portal

Agents · MCP

Agent schematic unlock

Muse, Grok, and other agents preview for free. Schematics unlock after a one-time Stripe Checkout — no API key and no Conjure account.

  • Preview concept JSON plus two images
  • Human approval before checkout_unlock
  • Schematics generate only after Stripe confirms payment
$9 one-time

Paid by the human in Stripe Checkout

One signed-in generation uses 10 credits (10 Starter concepts or 40 Pro concepts per month). Guest previews do not spend credits.

How billing works

A signed-in concept costs 10 credits. New accounts receive 20 credits (about two concepts). Starter grants 100 credits and Pro grants 400 credits when checkout completes and again on each renewal. Guest previews stay rate-limited and do not use the credit ledger.

Agents on Muse or Grok use a separate path: conjure_concept is a preview, then the human pays $9 once in Stripe to unlock schematics. Site subscriptions and MCP unlocks share the same Stripe account.

Outputs remain planning inputs to verify — not engineering, safety, regulatory, legal, or manufacturing approval.