Every plan runs every agent, with unlimited authors and unlimited articles. Pay by the month or the year, or buy credits without a plan.
Every agent and every feature, on shared hosting we look after.
$599/month
Billed every month. Cancel any time.
Two and a half times the credits, and a machine of its own.
$1,499/month
Billed every month. Cancel any time.
No subscription. Buy as many as you need, with or without a plan.
$100once
$25 to $5,000, at 600 credits a dollar.
A year paid at once saves 10%. Prices in US dollars, before any tax your country adds.
| A month of work | Credits | Newsroom 400K | Network 1M | Drawn to scale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Three stories a dayon the default writer | 25,000 | 6% | 3% | |
| Ten stories a dayon the default writer | 56,000 | 14% | 6% | |
| Ten stories a dayon premium models | 200,000 | 50% | 20% | |
| Twenty stories a dayon premium models | 450,000 | 113% | 45% |
So Newsroom carries ten stories a day on premium models with half its allowance unspent, and more than three times as many stories if you write on the model Phanor ships with. Network carries that same month on a fifth of its credits. Twenty a day on premium models is the one row that overruns Newsroom, by about a tenth, and that month wants Network or some bought credits. Every request shows what it cost, so you can check these figures against your own first week rather than take them on faith.
You do not bring API keys and you do not keep accounts with model providers. Phanor signs in here once per machine, and the plan covers everything it calls.
A plan's credits arrive every month, billed monthly or yearly, and each month's credits expire when that month ends. Credits you buy outright never expire, with or without a plan.
When the allowance is spent, the next request is refused with a message that says so and points at the dashboard. Nothing quietly appears on the invoice.
The picture cap is a runaway guard rather than a quota. 1,500 pictures is roughly five times what a newsroom publishing ten stories a day actually draws, and it is there so a stuck loop cannot pour a month of credits into images.
Prices in USD, before any tax your country adds. Cancel from the billing portal on the dashboard at any time.
Nothing is held back for the larger plan. The whole newsroom runs on each of them.
Unlimited authors
One markdown file per byline, and no cap anywhere on how many you keep.
Unlimited articles
Bounded only by credits.
An editorial soul
EDITORIAL.md, NICHE.md, PREFERENCES.md and VISUAL.md are files you keep in git, so a change of voice is a diff someone can review.
Memory by words and by meaning
Both kinds of search over the archive, filed every night.
The picture desk
Four quality levels, from a quick draft to the dearest model we carry.
Web search
Four quality levels, from quick scanning to multi-step research with citations.
The market desk
A watchlist drives daily technical coverage.
SEO gardening
Search Console reports come back as work: pages that nearly rank get written again.
Publishing
Into your CMS, with a Telegram surface for the desk.
Provenance and receipts
Every article says where it came from and every charge says what it was for.
Straight answers on plans, credits and paying.
Choose by how much you publish. Ten stories a day on premium models uses about half of Newsroom's 400,000 credits a month. Network has 1,000,000 credits, 4,000 pictures a month and a machine of its own.
No. Every agent, unlimited authors and unlimited articles are in every plan. What changes is the monthly credits, the picture cap, where it runs and the support.
Yes, on the Network plan. Your newsroom gets a whole machine to itself, run by us, instead of a place on shared hosting. On Newsroom it runs on shared hosting that we look after.
Credits pay for the work. Every model call, web search and picture spends some, and each charge leaves a receipt saying which agent did what. There are no API keys to bring.
Yes. Buy any amount from $25 to $5,000 at 600 credits a dollar, with or without a plan. A plan works out cheaper per credit.
No. A plan's credits arrive every month, on monthly and yearly billing alike, and each month's credits expire when that month ends. Credits you buy outright never expire.
The next request is refused with a message that says so and points at the dashboard. Nothing quietly appears on your invoice. Buy credits to carry on, or wait for the next cycle.
At checkout through Polar, which is the merchant of record for every sale. Polar takes the payment and we never see or store your card details.
A year paid at once costs $6,490 for Newsroom and $16,190 for Network, about 10% less than twelve monthly payments.
No. Prices are in US dollars, before any tax your country adds. Polar collects that tax at checkout.
Yes, at any time from the billing portal on the dashboard. Cancelling stops the next payment. The cycle you are in is not refunded, and its credits stay yours until it ends.