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Yes, users can upgrade their Business account to buy additional credits for the team.

The cost per credit is the same as on the individual plan.

You can downgrade your plan at any time, but Team Spaces have a minimum credit requirement of 500 to stay active. Any additional credits you purchase can’t be refunded if you choose to downgrade your plan.

If a team member leaves, the system subtracts the $10 cost and 500 credits from the team account. If this occurs within the first 5 users, only the 500 credits are subtracted.

Credits are shared across the team, and there are plans to introduce budget controls (e.g., set budgets per user) in the future.

Yes, all prices are for the monthly subscription.  Upgrade to an annual plan for a 33% discount.

Yes, users can buy additional credits to scale the credits for the entire team workspace.

Team accounts have a flat price for up to 5 users, with an additional charge for each user beyond this threshold. The first 5 users on the Business plan are available for a flat fee, and additional credits are provided.

In a team, either everyone is a free user, or everyone is a premium user, drawing from the same credit bucket.

All users within a team share the same Bardeen Credit Account, along with an associated billing account.

To buy more credits in bulk on Bardeen, follow these steps:

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1. Go to your Settings.

2. Click on Subscriptions and Billing.

3. Select the option to Buy extra credits.

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It's as easy as that! For more details, you can check out more pricing answers at https://www.bardeen.ai/pricing

If you see a "Premium⭐" tag in your playbooks, like these:

This doesn't mean you can't continue using that playbook. You can still use it, but it'll now consume credits when you run it.

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The "Premium" label shows that it's an Playbook that contains premium actions, which consume Bardeen credits.

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In this example, Bardeen will now consume credits when you run deep scraping workflows using the "Scrape data in the background" action.

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Learn more about our credits here

The free plan offers a 14-day trial with 250 credits to use. You can use as many non-premium features as you like without using credits. If you upgrade to the Pro plan, the credits you purchase will be replenished every month and allotted accordingly.

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Our goal is to provide automation for everyone, whether you use Bardeen a lot or just occasionally. We offer a free plan with unlimited use for basic needs. If you need advanced features like our "always on" 24/7 cloud service, AI enhancements, or premium integrations, you can choose a paid plan. This approach enables us to continue offering Bardeen to as many new users as possible while supporting advanced features.

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Read more about Bardeen paid plan and the premium features on our Pricing page.

If you choose to stay with the free plan, you will not be able to run premium automations. To do so, you can upgrade to a paid plan by visiting the pricing page.

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The number of credits you spend vary based on how complex your automation is. Typically, a basic automation - like writing or categorizing an email - will use 1 credit. More complicated automations - like exporting data to a CSV - may use multiple credits per line of data. Refer to the table for some common prices.

You can tell which are premium with the "Premium" tag in your playbooks:

The "Premium" label shows that it's a Playbook that contains premium actions, which consumes Bardeen credits. In this example, Bardeen will now consume credits when you run deep scraping workflows using the "Scrape data in the background" action.

Here is an example for autobooks: It runs on time every week and retrieves 10 results from a web page. It costs 1 credit per row processed on scrape data on the background.

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For instance:

If the first premium scraper runs over 1 link and scrapes a list of 10 items, that’s 10 credits.

Then, if those 10 items go though the second scraper, and the output is 10 results (single page details for instance), then those are another 10 credits.

The entire autobook would consume 20 credits per trigger.

You can find a table for calculations at:

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