Simple pricing
Choose the plan that fits your needs
Last updated: October 2026
Plans
Free
$0
$0.07 in credits, one-time
- Enough to try Haiku
- Full browser automation
- No credit card required
- Community support
Pro
$9.99
$10 in credits every month
- Best for daily tasks
- All Claude models included
- Credits renew monthly
- Priority email support
Premium
$29.99
$30 in credits every month
- Best for power users
- All Claude models included
- Credits renew monthly
- Priority support
- Early feature access
Ultra
$59.99
$60 in credits every month
- Best for heavy usage
- All Claude models included
- Credits renew monthly
- Priority support
- Early feature access
Need a one-time top-up?
Buy $10 in credits anytime without a subscription. They never expire, so they suit occasional use or topping up before your next billing cycle.
How Credits Work
Prophet uses simple pay-per-use credits where 1 credit equals 1 cent. When you send a message, the agent works on it in Turns, one call to Claude each, and every Turn is charged by the tokens it uses, with a minimum of 1 credit per Turn. Different Claude models have different per-token rates — Haiku is the most affordable for quick tasks, while Opus delivers the deepest reasoning for complex work.
A plan's credits equal its price: Pro is $9.99 for 1,000 credits every month. Subscription credits renew monthly and don't roll over. Credits you buy once never expire, and each Turn spends your subscription credits first. New accounts get a one-time $0.07 to try Haiku. For most users, this is significantly cheaper than a flat $20/month Claude Pro subscription — especially if you use AI occasionally rather than all day. Curious about the free options? See every way to use Claude AI for free or use Claude without a subscription.
All Plans Include
- Access to Claude Haiku 5.5, Sonnet 5.5, and Opus 5.5
- 18 browser automation tools via Chrome DevTools Protocol
- Real-time streaming responses
- Persistent chat history
- Secure authentication and encrypted data
- Cancel anytime — no contracts