AgentPayPlans and limits
AgentPay offers a free tier and paid plans. Limits are enforced per organization (dashboard account). If you use the API or the AgentPay skill without signing in (e.g. from an AI coding agent), your keys are "unclaimed" until you link them in the dashboard.
Plans at a glance
- Free — $0/month. 3 API keys, 3 wallets, 3,000 payments/month. No credit card required. Best for trying the product and small projects.
- Developer — $20/month. 10 API keys, 10 wallets, 10,000 payments/month. Email support, custom domains. For individual developers shipping real projects.
- Agency — $200/month. 150 API keys, 150 wallets, 150,000 payments/month. Slack support, SOC 2, dedicated IPs. For teams and compliance needs.
What actually triggers an upgrade?
Most users don't hit payment-volume limits. The limits that matter most in practice are:
- API keys and wallets — Free allows 3 of each. If you need a 4th key or 4th wallet (e.g. multiple agents or apps), you'll need to upgrade to Developer.
- Visibility — Unclaimed keys (created via the API or skill without a dashboard account) don't show up anywhere until you sign up and link your key in the dashboard. Sign up at agentpay.solutions, then use "Link existing key" on the API Keys page to attach your key and see spend and wallets.
- Support — Free has no formal support; Developer includes email support; Agency includes Slack support. When you need help, upgrading unlocks support.
- Production peace of mind — Paid plans are for when you're building something real and want reliability, support, and higher limits without worrying about caps.
Unclaimed keys (using the skill or API without an account)
You can create API keys and wallets by calling POST /api-keys and POST /wallets (e.g. from an AI coding agent using the AgentPay skill). Those keys are "unclaimed": they work for payments but aren't tied to a dashboard account. Unclaimed keys have a payment limit of 3,000/month per key (same as the Free tier). You won't see them in any UI until you sign up and link them.
To bring an unclaimed key into your account: sign in at the dashboard, go to API Keys, click Link existing key, and paste your API key. The key is then associated with your organization and counts toward your plan's key limit. We also "claim" the key on the backend so it uses your plan's payment limit instead of the unclaimed cap.
Summary
Start free: get an API key (dashboard or POST /api-keys), create a wallet, use the SDK or skill. When you need more keys or wallets, or want to see spend in the dashboard, sign up and link your key—or upgrade to Developer or Agency for support and higher limits. See the dashboard for current usage and plan options.