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Comma pricing and credits explained

Comma is a personal agent built around Tasks. Its pricing page lists three plans and explains credits in a FAQ. This guide restates it with attribution. We have not used Comma. Estimates such as task counts are Comma's, not ours, and the page says actual usage varies. See the Comma record.

Checked 2 October 2026Comma pricing pageNo hands-on test

The three plans

PlanPrice shownWhat the page lists
Value$0 a monthUnlimited chat. Bring your own key for advanced models.
Pro$80 a month, shown as billed yearlyUnlimited chat and about 300 to 600 agentic tasks a month (Comma's estimate).
EnterpriseCustomCredits and billing set with you.

Every plan includes, per Comma, every model in Comma, a cloud computer for each Workspace, the Mac app, web app, Telegram and WeChat, plugins, MCP servers and Skills, and Routines, Drive and the meeting recorder. The page does not show a price for paying monthly instead of yearly, so confirm at checkout.

How credits work, per the FAQ

At the stated rate, the cloud computer alone is about 7.4 cents an hour while running (74,000 credits at 1M per dollar). That is our arithmetic from Comma's figures, before any model costs.

Changing or cancelling

What to check before paying

  1. Whether $80 is the monthly or the annual-equivalent figure for your billing choice.
  2. How many of your tasks need advanced models, since those spend credits at API prices unless you bring your own key.
  3. Whether the free Value plan with your own key covers your use first.

Comma's own documentation is still being written, according to its docs page, so the pricing page is the main source. Compare with Fo by Wajo vs Comma, Lucas explained and the free AI agents guide.

Sources: Comma pricing, Comma home page. Spot a change? Tell us.