Self-serve plans provide individual capacity. Enterprise pricing is designed around each organization's users, computers, execution, deployment, security, and support requirements.
Explore what NeuralAgent can do on your computer.
More daily capacity for tasks across your apps.
More room for longer tasks and frequent use.
Our largest daily allowance for individual work.
Computer control and reusable workflows for personal work.
Collaborative execution and workflow reuse across applications.
Custom fleet capacity, deployment, security review, monitoring, and support.
Understand your allowance, your options, and what happens at a limit.
Yes. Download NeuralAgent and try the Free plan before choosing more daily capacity.
NeuralAgent uses allowance as it reads your instructions, looks at your screen, and works through a task. We measure this in tokens: input is what the AI processes; output is what it generates. Longer tasks and Advanced mode use more allowance.
Your allowance resets each day according to the service’s time zone, which may differ from yours. It is not a 24-hour timer from your last task. Unused daily allowance does not carry over. Paying annually gives you the same daily allowance as paying monthly.
There is no fixed number of completed tasks. A long task can use more allowance than several short ones. Each plan has separate limits for input tokens, output tokens, and task starts. Retries and unsuccessful attempts also use allowance.
Without purchased credits, you may be unable to start another task, and a running task may stop near your token limit. This can happen before the usage meter reaches 100%. Wait for the daily reset, choose a plan with more capacity, or buy credits for additional token usage. Buying credits does not increase your daily task-start limit.
After your included token allowance runs out, purchased credits are used automatically for further token usage. They do not increase the number of tasks you can start each day. If you reach that separate limit, wait for the reset or choose a plan with a higher task-start limit.