The free trial
New organizations start with 7 days of Spark free. No card required. Choose a paid plan to continue using paid cloud features after the trial. Trial expiry does not itself delete your project or its data; it is not a promise of indefinite retention. Spark has no monthly model credit grant. Use a connected coding agent or purchase credits for the built-in agent. A third-party free model is subject to that provider’s availability and limits.Compare plans
These are the published self-service plans as of September 6, 2026. Allowances belong to your organization. Existing subscriptions and Enterprise agreements can differ; check your organization’s Billing view before changing plans.
Each paid project has its own Postgres database. Multiple apps in a project share that database and its file storage. The storage allowances above are pooled across the organization’s projects, not multiplied by the project count.
Custom domains are available on Spark. Domain registration is purchased separately, and you must configure the domain’s DNS records. App users are the people signing into your software; workspace team members are the people managing projects with you.
Enterprise has custom pricing, cloud allowances and credit terms. SSO, dedicated infrastructure, data residency, an SLA and a named customer success manager are scoped in the agreement. Contact sales.
Free accounts and existing Launch subscriptions are not additional current self-service plans. See your Billing view for legacy subscription terms.
Cloud overage
Your included usage comes first. Published overage rates apply to usage above that allowance, in addition to the monthly plan:
For example, **10 GB of egress above your monthly allowance costs 0.50 per GB. Egress is data transferred out of your apps and files.
Overage billing depends on the usage meters enabled for your organization. A
published rate alone does not confirm that automatic charging is active. Check
Billing or contact support to confirm how excess
usage is handled for your account.
Workser Code credits
Connected coding agents
Claude Code, Codex, Cursor Agent, GitHub Copilot and OpenCode use the account configured in their own CLI. Those model calls do not spend Workser Code credits. Their provider can still charge you or apply subscription limits.The built-in Workser Code agent
You do not need a separate AI subscription to use this agent. Its model usage is paid from your organization’s credit balance. The selected model and the amount of work determine the cost.- 100 credits equal $1.
- The current conversion uses reported model cost plus 15%, rounded to whole credits at settlement.
- A turn with $1 of reported model cost uses 115 credits.
- A turn is not a fixed-price step. Longer context, additional model calls and a different model can change its cost.
- The old weekly cap is no longer the model. Available credits determine whether a self-service run can start.

