Simple pricing built for SMB scale
AIM Engines pricing has two parts: a monthly subscription for each workbench you turn on, and a prepaid wallet that pays for the AI work your agents do. There are no enterprise contracts and no minimums.
How much does AIM Engines cost?
It depends on how many workbenches you use and how much AI work you run.
- A solo founder using only Content Workbench pays one subscription plus a small wallet balance.
- A team running several workbenches pays one subscription per workbench, and wallet use grows with volume.
- You set wallet limits, so you decide how much AI spend to authorize.
As of October 2026, list prices are not yet published. We're quoting per team while the billing system launches. Talk to us for a quote.
How it works
Workbench subscription: Each workbench you activate carries a predictable monthly subscription. You know what you're spending before the month starts. The subscription covers the workbench's product capabilities — the features, the interface, the integrations.
Wallet-funded inference: AI agent work — generating content, researching topics, analyzing data, responding to community signals — runs on AI compute that you fund separately. You add funds to a wallet; usage draws down against it as your team's agents do work. You can see exactly what tasks consumed compute and how much. You set limits. You refill when you need to.
Why this model
Predictable base cost, variable usage cost. The subscription gives you a stable budget line for the tooling your team depends on. The wallet gives you control over AI spend proportional to how much you're actually using it — not a flat charge for capacity you may or may not consume.
No minimum commitments. No enterprise tiers that require a call with a sales team to unlock. If your team uses a workbench heavily in one month and barely at all the next, your bill reflects that.
When we'll publish numbers
Pricing finalizes when the first workbench billing surface lands in the AIM Engines app; as of October 2026 it has not shipped. We're not publishing numbers before then because the right numbers depend on real-world usage data, not estimates. When we publish, they'll be straightforward.
Until then — talk to us about your use case. If you're evaluating AIM Engines for your team, we'd rather have a real conversation than have you guess at unannounced numbers.