AI app builder pricing:Pay for what gets built. Nothing else.

No. Sign up with GitHub or your email address and you are on Free, with $3 of AI usage every month. You only add a card if you choose a paid plan or a top-up.

Build and try your first apps from start to finish. Free includes $3 of AI usage a month, which is enough for two or three small apps, up to 3 projects at a time, and 1 published app on a Crisp address. To use the free usage, sign in with GitHub or confirm your email address. This keeps the free plan fair for everyone. Your own domain needs a paid plan. If you run out before the month ends, a $10 top-up adds $8 of usage without a subscription.

Because usage is charged at exactly what the AI models cost us, with nothing added. The rest of the price pays for everything else: the time Crisp spends building and checking your app, keeping your published apps online, storing your projects and versions, and card fees. So $12 of Crisp usage goes further than $12 of credits that have a markup built in. A typical new app costs about $1 to build and check.

One US dollar of AI usage, counted at the price the AI models charge us. A request that uses 12 cents of model time costs you 12 cents of your allowance.

You can still open your projects, edit code, browse your data, publish and export. New AI requests wait until your allowance resets, or until you top up. Published apps keep running.

No. A request that ends with an error, takes too long or stops because of a problem on our side is free. So is the part of a request where Crisp fixes something it broke. When the same error comes back, Crisp stops repeating the same fix: the repeated attempt is free and you get a one-click way to try a different approach. A build that changed nothing and still fails costs at most 5 cents. Undoing a request within 10 minutes refunds it. These share one monthly limit, $5 plus half of what you paid for usage, so failing on purpose cannot buy free building; most people never reach it. If a request still went badly, write to us and a person will look at it.

Yes. Under the chat box you see what requests like yours usually cost, measured from real requests, along with your balance and your limit per request. If your balance or your limit may stop the request, it says so before you send, never halfway through.

No. Your allowance resets on your billing date each month. Top-ups you buy do not expire.

It runs more copies of itself while they do, up to 4 at once on Free and 10 on Pro, and sleeps when nobody does. Its data is kept in its own database, saved all the time. You can download a copy of it at any time.

Nothing stops. Limits apply only to starting a new project or publishing another app. Your projects and published apps keep running, and you can delete a project to make room or upgrade at any time.

Yes. You keep your plan until the end of the period you paid for, then move to Free. Your projects, versions and published apps stay.

Yes, on every plan. A mobile app counts as one project, like a web app, and its usage is charged the same way. To put it in the App Store or Google Play you use your own accounts: an Expo account, which builds the app (free for 15 Android and 15 iPhone builds a month), the Apple Developer Program ($99 a year) and a Google Play developer account ($25 once). Those are paid to Apple, Google and Expo, not to Crisp.

Yes, on every plan, Free included. The Marketplace gets your app seen by the people who visit Crisp. Listing a published app costs $9 once, and you get it back if we do not accept it. Featured is optional: for $29, your app is shown at the top of the Marketplace for 7 days, like a sponsored place. Only 6 apps can be at the top at once. Your plan does not change what listing costs. Others can copy your app only if you turn copies on.

You do, on every plan. Export the code to GitHub and download your data whenever you like.