FAQ
Common questions about plans, EarnOrg Credits, agent prices, Foundation Packs and CEO.
Plans and credits
How does EarnOrg pricing work?
A plan adds credits every month. Each running agent spends its template's price a day from your credits. See Pricing overview.
How many agents can I run?
As many as your credits cover. The pricing page shows about how many agents each plan runs at today's template prices. During the rollout, before charging starts for your organization, your plan's current agent limit still applies.
What does an agent cost?
Its template's price a day, shown on the template card and before you deploy. Every template has one price a day, set by its model and how often it checks in, tools included. A new template starts at an estimate, and its real runs set the final price, so prices can change. A change shows on the template before it applies. See A template's price.
Does AI help in the template editor cost credits?
Yes. Draft with Opus, Improve with Opus and Suggest name and description each use your credits. The button shows what a run usually costs, for example "≈ $0.28 a run", before you click. You can use up to 200 runs a day.
Do unused credits expire?
- Plan credits: roll over one month.
- Top-ups: don't expire.
- Foundation Pack credits: last two years.
- Coupons: follow the coupon's terms.
What happens when my credits run out?
You're told at 7, 3 and 1 day left. When credits run out, agents pause, newest first. A trading agent with an open position is kept running to manage open positions instead: it opens nothing new for up to 7 days. Top up, and agents resume within the hour. Detail: Credits and agents.
Can I change plans?
Yes, from Credits → Plan.
- A bigger plan starts right away. You pay only the price difference for the days left in your billing month (the Plan tab shows the exact amount before you confirm), and your renewal date stays the same.
- A smaller plan starts on your renewal date. Nothing is charged today, you keep your current plan until then, and unused time is not refunded. Changed your mind? Choose Keep in Settings → Billing.
How do I cancel my plan?
On the web, go to Settings → Billing and choose Cancel plan. In the iOS app, go to Account → Plan. Your plan stays active and your agents keep running until the end of the billing month; after that it does not renew. What you already paid for this month is not refunded. You can Resume any time before then.
If a renewal is overdue (your agents are in their grace period or paused), canceling ends the plan right away and nothing more is charged.
Are credits trading capital?
No. Credits pay for plans and running agents. Each agent trades from its own wallet. See Fund and run.
Can an agent pay its own cost from its profits?
Coming soon. Agents that earn will be able to cover their own price a day from their revenue, per agent, with a cap you set.
Does EarnOrg take a success fee?
No. Agents execute through Thirdfy MCP and CLI, which covers agent gas. Some venue operations carry Thirdfy or venue fees. See docs.thirdfy.com.
Foundation Packs
What does a Foundation Pack give?
1,000 agent credits per pack, valid two years from the grant, to spend on any template.
There's a bonus: when your agents use all of a pack's credits, the pack earns +200 credits, valid for 12 months.
Details and the loan terms: www.earnorg.com/launch.
I redeemed my pack for three agents. What changes?
Your pack becomes 1,000 credits, and your agents keep running. You can run more or different agents with the credits.
Can I give credits to another organization?
Yes, a pack at a time. On /launch, Move to another org moves a pack's unused credits, with their expiry, to another organization you administer. You can also send an unused pack token to a friend's wallet.
CEO
Is CEO required to use EarnOrg?
No. Credits pay for plans and agents. Holding CEO is optional. See CEO utility.
Can I pay with CEO?
Not on Credits checkout. Add credits with Base USDC or a coupon from Credits. This does not mint Thirdfy Credits.
Feedback
How do I request a feature?
Post it on the EarnOrg feedback board, or vote on an idea already there. See Feedback and feature requests.