Billing and limits
AFK starts every account and organisation with a 60-day product trial. Planned enterprise capabilities and custom deployment or support commitments are not included simply by starting a trial. After the trial, your effective limits depend on the tier and status shown in Account → Billing.
Free tier limits
The Free tier is intended for individual use after the trial. It keeps core agent workflows available at no cost while limiting concurrent usage, archived-history availability, and saved automation execution.
| Limit | Free tier |
|---|---|
| Connected daemons | 1 daemon |
| Active sessions | 2 active sessions |
| Org seats on Free | Up to 3 active org members |
| Session history retention | 14 days |
| Inbound webhooks | Disabled |
| BYOK model routing | Available |
| Docker, MCP, skills, plugins, hooks, and memory | Available |
Trial and paid tiers
Active trials and paid tiers raise the archived-history window by tier: Trial keeps 60 days, Pro, Max, and Team keep 1 year, Business keeps 2 years, and Enterprise can be unlimited or custom. Paid tiers also remove daemon and active-session caps. Max, Business, and Enterprise entitlements enable saved automation execution, including inbound webhook triggers. Pro and Team do not include that execution entitlement. Automation configurations can still be saved on other tiers. Team, Business, and Enterprise are the team-oriented plans; organization roles and session permissions determine collaboration access.
Core tools such as Docker execution, MCP, skills, plugins, hooks, and session memory are not exclusive to Business. Business adds team automations and a longer archived-history window. History availability is not a guarantee of permanent storage: deletion and configured cleanup can remove sessions. Export work you need to retain.
Where to see your current limits
Open Account → Billing in the AFK app to see the live entitlement state for your personal account or active organisation. The Billing tab shows the effective daemon limit, active-session limit, history retention, inbound webhook access, trial status, and seat usage when applicable.
Entitlement failures
If an action would exceed your current entitlement, AFK blocks it with a clear message. For example, webhook invocations that are not allowed by the current tier return 402 Payment Required.