Pricing
Credit in a wallet, spent per call — and the response says what the call cost.
You are not buying reports. You are buying wallet credit, and every tool call your agent makes debits it — provider cost × markup, stated in the response. A subscription is a monthly credit bundle; a top-up is the same credit bought once.
Recon — free
$5 in starter credit, granted once per account, no card. Enough to connect an agent, list the tools, and run something small enough to judge the output by.
Monthly credit bundles
| Tier | Price | Credit per period |
|---|---|---|
| Exploit | $60/month | $60 in wallet credit |
| Blackops | $120/month | $120 in wallet credit |
| Syndicate | $240/month | $240 in wallet credit |
Subscription credit burns at the end of its period; top-up credit does not. Yearly plans carry roughly ten months of the monthly bundle.
One-time top-ups
- $10 → $10 in credit. Never expires.
- $50 → $50 in credit. Never expires.
- $200 → $200 in credit. Never expires.
What a call actually costs
Per-tool prices are published and need no account to read: GET /api/v1/tools/pricing returns the catalog with an estimate per tool. A full prowl_analyze run is bounded by its tier rather than by a single price — the run holds an estimate, and settlement never bills more than the hold.
The tiers, the caps and the wallet are described for machines in /llms.txt and for people on Getting started.