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Where prices and limits come from
Prices, free tiers and plan limits on AgentGid come from each vendor's official pages and show the date they were checked. Vendors' own figures are quoted as reported.
Prices, free tiers and plan limits come from each vendor's official pages. Every price block names the page it came from and the date it was checked. Prices in this market change often, so confirm on the vendor's site before you buy.
Where to find them #
| Question | Page |
|---|---|
| What does each AI agent cost? | Agent pricing, with a calculator for a team |
| How did a plan change over time? | Pricing history, from archived copies of pricing pages |
| What does each plan include? | Usage limits and the limits calculator |
| When were Claude Code and Codex limits last reset? | Limit resets |
| What do model APIs cost per token? | Model prices |
| What do the APIs an agent calls cost? | APIs for agents |
| Are there discounts or credits right now? | Deals, from official offers only |
| Is it down right now? | Status and reliability |
How prices stay current #
AgentGid reads the official pricing pages again every day, where the vendor's site allows it. When the text about prices changes, an editor compares it with AgentGid's record before anything on the site changes. A confirmed change then appears in the news feed and in the agent's price history.
When a vendor does not publish a number, AgentGid shows a dash instead of a guess.
What vendors say #
Figures that only the vendor states, such as speed-ups or savings, are quoted as reported, with a link to where they said it. AgentGid does not present them as its own tests.
In starter kits #
A kit's Running cost uses the same official prices. Licenses of the parts are shown on each part's card in the catalog, and a kit lists them in CREDITS.md. Read the card and its check date rather than a summary; see Change parts, limits and the monthly cost.
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