OpenAssistant offers plans for individuals and teams of all sizes, from a free account to custom Enterprise plans.
For current pricing and plan details, visit:
Free
The Free plan lets you get started with OpenAssistant at no cost and includes 100 credits per month.
It includes access to core features such as daily agendas, tasks and recurring workflows, built-in AI assistants, calendar connections, and scheduling.
No credit card is required to create a Free account.
Pro
The Pro plan is designed for individuals and smaller teams that want to use OpenAssistant as a full AI assistant.
Pro includes everything in Free, along with additional features such as a custom AI assistant, weekly planning and meeting prep, team invitations, credit top-offs, and priority email support.
Team
The Team plan is designed for organizations that want to manage multiple OpenAssistant users together.
It includes everything in Pro, plus organization management, an admin dashboard, shared billing, SSO and SCIM, pooled team credits, and organization-wide policies.
Team plans are priced per user.
Enterprise
Enterprise plans are customized for organizations with additional security, deployment, support, or administrative requirements.
Enterprise features can include audit logs, custom data retention, private deployment, custom integrations, enterprise onboarding, priority support and SLAs, and usage analytics.
Contact our Sales team to discuss Enterprise pricing and requirements.
Monthly and annual billing
Paid OpenAssistant plans are available with monthly or annual billing. Annual subscriptions include two months free compared with paying monthly.
You can view current pricing and compare plans at any time on our Pricing page.
How do credits work?
OpenAssistant uses credits to perform AI-powered tasks and workflows. The number of credits used can vary depending on what you ask your assistant to do.
Paid users can purchase additional credits if they need more, and Team accounts can purchase pooled credits that can be used across their organization.
For more information, see How Do Credits Work?