One price list. AI at cost, or bring your own keys.
Pay for the license. Buy AI credits at what the providers charge us, with no markup, or run on your own provider keys. Same price and same limits either way.
Two ways to pay for AI. Same product, same price.
Buy credits through Foreman and we bill AI at what the providers charge us, with no markup. One credit is one cent of usage, pooled across your whole account. Top-ups start at $10, plus the card processing fee and any sales tax, shown before you pay. No provider setup required.
Connect your own model-provider API keys or endpoints and pay those providers directly. A consumer ChatGPT or Claude subscription is not an API funding source, so this needs provider API billing.
AI work bought through Foreman pauses at $0. Nothing charges your card for AI usage unless you turn on auto top-up, which has limits you set. Add credits or connect a key and paused work resumes.
Credits and your own keys get identical features, limits and license price. Only who pays the AI provider differs.
Pick a tier.
What do I get to start?
- Starts with $15 in AI credits at what the providers charge us, no card needed.
- It doesn't expire, and there's no time limit on it
- Chat with your Chief of Staff, explore the platform and connect your tools
- When the credit is used up, a paid plan keeps tasks running
Every limit above is shared across your account and your whole team, and so are AI credits.
Three ways Foreman meets your tools.
Pick the apps you actually use. Foreman replaces some, runs on top of the AI providers you already pay, and coordinates the rest. Same spend — or less — across the board.
Replaced by native Foreman capabilities — CRM, automations, brand voice, and more.
You keep your provider credits. Foreman adds benchmarked routing, persistent context, and hallucination detection.
You keep them — Foreman writes the brief, reconciles the data, and follows up.
We never claim Foreman replaces an LLM provider, a visual design tool, an accounting system, or a payment processor. The model still runs; the designer still designs. Foreman just makes every tool sharper.
The dollars and cents, plainly.
How do I pay for AI?
Your choice, and the license costs the same either way. Buy AI credits through Foreman, billed at what the AI providers charge us with no markup. Or bring your own provider API keys and pay your providers directly. A consumer ChatGPT or Claude subscription is not an API funding source, so bringing your own keys needs provider API billing.
What happens when my AI credits run out?
AI work bought through Foreman pauses at $0, and nothing charges your card for AI usage unless you turn on auto top-up, which has limits you set. Add credits or connect your own key and paused work resumes. Work on your own keys isn't affected.
What does a top-up cost?
The credits, plus the card processing fee and any sales tax, shown before you pay. Top-ups start at $10. You get the full credit amount, and purchased credits do not expire.
How does the starter credit work?
Starts with $15 in AI credits at what the providers charge us, no card needed. They don't expire, and this isn't a time-limited trial. When they're used up, a paid plan keeps tasks running.
What does “seats included” mean?
Every plan comes with a set number of licenses. Access includes 1, Solo includes 3, Team includes 8, Business includes 20, Scale includes 40. Add more whenever you like for $18/mo each, the same price on every plan.
Start free. Pay when it pays off.
No card to begin. Your account starts with $15 in AI credits at what the providers charge us. When they're used up, a paid plan keeps tasks running, on AI credits or your own keys. Pricing may still evolve, with plenty of notice.