Agent Planners pricing in 2026: Free, Lite, Starter, Scale and Agency explained
Agent Planners suits performance marketers and agencies who want one agent to audit, plan and run work across ad and analytics platforms while every change waits for their approval.
Starting price
$29.9/mo (Lite)
Free option
Yes
Plans
5
Prices checked
Oct 1, 2026
Agency$1,000.00
Scale$500.00
Starter$100.00
Lite$29.90
Agent Planners plans and what they include
Agent Planners meters everything in credits. The Free plan gives 2,500 credits per month with no credit card, which the vendor says covers about one task, and it still includes the full agent harness and an approval gate on every write. Lite is $29.9 per month for 30,000 credits (about 15 to 22 tasks), or $23 per month billed annually. Starter, marked Popular, is $100 per month for 100,000 credits.
For heavier use, Scale is $500 per month for 550,000 credits with a 10% volume bonus, and Agency is $1000 per month for 1,200,000 credits with a 20% volume bonus. Bring Your Own Model and MCP server tools mode are on paid plans. There is no trial; the Free plan serves that purpose. Prices checked on 2026-10-01.
Agent Planners plans compared
Plans and prices
Plan
Price
Billing
Who it is for
Key limits
API
Free web
Free
Monthly
Trying real tasks before paying
2,500 credits per month; About 1 task per month; No credit card
Not stated
Lite web
$29.9/mo
Monthly
Light, regular use
30,000 credits per month; About 15 to 22 tasks per month
Not stated
Starter web
$100/mo
Monthly
Most active marketers (marked Popular)
100,000 credits per month; About 52 to 74 tasks per month
Not stated
Scale web
$500/mo
Monthly
High-volume teams
550,000 credits per month; About 289 to 407 tasks per month
Not stated
Agency web
$1,000/mo
Monthly
Agencies running many accounts
1,200,000 credits per month; About 631 to 888 tasks per month
Not stated
Which Agent Planners plan to pick
Which plan to pick
If you
Pick
Why
you want to try real tasks before paying
Free
2,500 credits per month, about 1 task, with approval gates, schedules, memory and multi-account support.
you have light but regular use
Lite, $29.9/mo
30,000 credits (about 15 to 22 tasks) plus Bring Your Own Model and MCP server tools mode; $23 per month on annual billing.
you are an active marketer running tasks most weeks
Starter, $100/mo
100,000 credits, about 52 to 74 tasks per month; the plan marked Popular.
your team has high task volume
Scale, $500/mo
550,000 credits, about 289 to 407 tasks, and a 10% volume bonus.
you run many client accounts as an agency
Agency, $1000/mo
1,200,000 credits, about 631 to 888 tasks, and a 20% volume bonus.
What is free, what costs extra
Free access and trial
Free plan with 2,500 credits per month and no credit card.
No trial; the Free plan serves that purpose.
Extra costs and taxes
One-time credit top-ups from $15 for 10,000 to $120 for 100,000 credits, or any amount from 5,000 to 500,000; top-ups never expire.
Not stated.
Costs that are easy to miss
Plan credits do not roll over, so unused monthly credits are lost at each reset.
Task cost varies by model and tools, so spend is hard to forecast from the task estimates alone.
One-time top-ups run from $15 for 10,000 credits to $120 for 100,000 credits, or any amount from 5,000 to 500,000; top-ups never expire.
Bring Your Own Model needs a paid plan, not a top-up.
Taxes are not stated in our verified data.
Agent Planners pricing and usage limits
Prices checked Oct 1, 2026 on the official US pricing page. Official pricing ↗ Prices and limits change often.
The official Agent Planners pricing page as we saw it. agentplanners.com, captured Oct 1, 2026
Free access and trial conditions
Free plan with 2,500 credits per month and no credit card.
One-time credit top-ups from $15 for 10,000 to $120 for 100,000 credits, or any amount from 5,000 to 500,000; top-ups never expire.
Not stated.
How much Agent Planners costs per year
At the listed prices, a single user pays between $359 and $12,000 a year on the fixed-price plans, or nothing on the free tier within its limits. Annual billing discounts, taxes and usage-based extras are listed per plan above where the vendor publishes them.
Agent Planners FAQ
How many credits does a typical Agent Planners task use?