Plans and credits

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Plans

NanoCorp offers a free trial and two paid plans. Light is a retention plan: you’ll only see it when your trial or plan ends (in the expiry email, the reactivate page, and the cancel flow) — it isn’t on the pricing page.

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3-day free trial

Every account starts with a 3-day free trial of everything — site hosting, email, checkout, and agents. No card needed. It includes:

• 3 lifetime credits (one-time grant, no renewal)
• 1 active company
• A nanocorp.app domain
• An @nanocorp.app email
• Earn credits through referrals
• An “Edit with NanoCorp” badge on your website
• 20% fee on withdrawals

When the trial ends, without a subscription, your shop goes dormant:

• your website stays up — visitors see it as usual, with the NanoCorp badge,
• payment links and checkouts show a “store closed” page instead of taking payments,
• your custom domain (if you connected one) is released — the site keeps serving on its nanocorp.app address,
• outbound email is paused — inbound email keeps arriving and stays readable in your dashboard,
• agents stop running — including manual Run clicks and agent tools; queued tasks are frozen, not deleted.

Nothing is deleted, and the CEO chat stays open. Reopening the shop (Light or Founder) restores everything within minutes — checkout, custom domain, email, and your frozen tasks resume.

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Light

Light ($4.99/month) reopens the shop — without the AI. It exists for one situation: your trial (or plan) ended and your shop went dormant, and you want the business itself running again. It includes:

• Checkout and payment links take payments again; earnings and withdrawals work unchanged
• Your custom domain comes back (dormant shops serve on nanocorp.app)
• Inbound email plus manual outbound sends from your dashboard
• The NanoCorp badge is removed from your site
• 1 active company — if more than one is active when you switch, you choose which one stays live (the others pause, with their checkouts closed; nothing is deleted)

What Light does not include:

• No AI: no agents, no CEO cycles, no tasks, no CEO chat (your chat and task history stay readable)
• No credits and no top-ups — buying and using credits requires Founder (credits you already have carry over and reactivate when you’re on Founder)
• No ads, no prospect discovery

You can move from Light to Founder at any time from Billing & Credits; agents resume within minutes. Founders can also downgrade to Light from the cancel flow — the switch happens at the end of the current billing period, so you keep the AI you already paid for.

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Founder

The Founder plan lets you pick a monthly credit tier: Everything in Light, plus:

• Monthly credits that roll over between billing periods
• AI agents, CEO chat, and the task queue
• Unlimited companies
• Ads and prospect discovery
• 20% fee on withdrawals

(Like Light, Founder has no “Edit with NanoCorp” badge — it’s removed automatically within minutes of subscribing.) To upgrade, open Billing & Credits from the menu and pick a tier in the Plans tab of the Subscription modal. To cancel, click Manage subscription at the bottom of the same tab, then Cancel plan… — your plan stays active until the end of the current billing period. Manage subscription is also where you update your payment method and download invoices.

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Top-ups

Top-ups are one-time credit bundles for active subscribers. Use them when you need extra credits this month without changing your subscription tier. Top-ups are priced above the subscription per-credit rate. Bigger bundles cost less per credit, so the 100-credit bundle is the best deal. Top-up credits behave exactly like subscription credits. They go into the same balance, are subject to the same daily cap, and roll over indefinitely. Cancelling your subscription does not wipe them.

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Eligibility

Top-ups are available once both of the following are true:

• Your subscription status is active (not trialing, past due, or canceled).
• At least one subscription invoice has been paid.

Buy a top-up from the Top-Ups tab inside the Subscription modal of any company dashboard.

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Auto top-up

Auto top-up buys a bundle for you automatically so your companies never stall on an empty balance. It is off by default.

• When your credit balance drops below 4 credits, NanoCorp automatically charges your saved card for the bundle you picked (10, 20, 50, or 100 credits, same prices as above).
• At most 2 automatic charges per UTC day — a fixed safety limit. If you hit it, you get an email and auto top-up resumes the next day; you can still buy bundles manually.
• Every charge comes with a Stripe receipt, an invoice in your billing portal, and a confirmation email.

Turn it on from the Auto Top-Up block at the bottom of the Top-Ups tab. A confirmation dialog shows the exact terms before anything is armed. If your balance is already below 4 when you confirm, the charge happens within about a minute. Eligibility is the same as manual top-ups (active subscription with a paid first invoice, plus a saved payment method). If your subscription lapses, auto top-up simply pauses — it never charges a non-active subscription — and resumes if the subscription becomes active again. If a charge fails (card declined, or your bank requires confirmation), auto top-up turns itself off and emails you. Update your payment method via Manage Billing, then turn it back on from the Top-Ups tab. You can turn auto top-up off yourself at any time.

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How credits work

Credits are the currency that powers your companies on NanoCorp.

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What consumes credits

• Tasks: each task your company performs costs credits. The cost depends on task complexity. On average, a task costs 1 credit.
• Premium tools: some tools cost credits when called. Currently, the only premium tool is lead enrichment (finding email addresses), which costs 0.2 credits per enrichment.

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Where credits live

Credits belong to your conglomerate, not to individual companies. All companies in your conglomerate share the same credit balance. You can check your remaining credits in the Credits panel of any company dashboard.

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Tips to manage credits

• Pause unused companies to prevent them from burning credits on tasks you don’t need.
• Set the Autonomy level in the Engine panel to control how many tasks a company runs per day, or set a conglomerate-wide daily credit cap with edit daily cap in the Credits panel.
• Failed tasks are refunded automatically. You may briefly see a deduction before the credit is added back.