Genspark Pricing: Plans, Credits and What Each One Really Costs

Genspark costs $0 on the Free plan, and paid use starts with Plus from $24.99 a month, or $19.99 a month billed annually ($239.99 a year), for an entry tier of 10,000 credits a month. Pro starts from $249.99 a month for 125,000 credits, and Team is $40 per seat a month with a two-seat minimum. The plan price is half the answer. Every product in the suite, from Super Agent to AI Slides and Claw, draws on one credit wallet, so the real bill follows how fast your work burns credits. For most solo buyers, Plus on monthly billing is the sensible start.

Five plans, one credit wallet

The Plus and Pro rows show entry tiers only. Both plans come in several credit tiers you can switch at any time, and the website help center prints no price for the higher ones ^[1]. A paid allocation replaces the Free plan's 100 daily credits rather than adding to them. Annual billing is one lump sum paid upfront, which Genspark says saves about 20 percent, yet the credits still arrive month by month. Monthly credits refresh each period and expire at its end. The daily Free refill stops at a lifetime cap, covered in our guide to whether Genspark is free.

The mobile app lists the higher tiers that the website leaves unpriced. In the App Store, Plus Monthly runs 10K credits at $24.99 a month, 21K at $49.99 a month, 32K at $74.99 a month and 44K at $99.99 a month ^[2]. The same store list carries a Plus Plan at $239.99 a year and one-time credit packs at $19.99 and $39.99 each, with no credit count printed for the packs. These are store prices, billed and managed through the store, and only one billing platform can be active at a time.

What a credit buys, and when you see the cost

A credit has no fixed value. Genspark charges by the processing power, memory and model time a task needs, so Ultra tiers, long context, high resolution, longer video and multi-model runs cost more. Super Agent typically takes 10 to 60 credits a message in Standard mode and 50 to 500 in Ultra. A ten-slide AI Slides deck starts around 100 credits on Standard and around 1,000 on Ultra. Retries are billed too. Each regeneration and failed agent retry costs credits, and every message in a long chat re-processes the whole context.

Timing matters as much as size. New images, video and music are confirm-first, with a price card before anything runs. A text job shows its cost only after the turn, in your credit history ^[3], and that log can lag a few hours behind your use. Budget with a margin. Long chats are the usual leak. Genspark compresses very long chats on its own, and Super Agent and Custom Agent add a manual compress option.

The September 2026 change added two buffers on Plus and Pro. Core AI Chat and AI Image models cost no credits within a fixed 5-hour window, flagship models are always paid in credits, and buying credits does not lift the window. Standard-mode work in Super Agent, AI Slides, AI Sheets, AI Docs, Deep Research, Fact Check and SecondBrain draws first on a weekly Free Quota, a rolling seven-day balance. Pro's balance is ten times Plus's, and Genspark prints no size for either. The weekly Free Quota does not exist on Free, Team or Enterprise seats. Free pays every AI Chat and AI Image use in credits, while Team and Enterprise seats get AI Chat at no credit cost on their own terms, covered in the Team section below.

Some work never touches the quota: Ultra mode, custom models, video, music, audio, the Workflows builder, Genspark Code and GenCode always spend credits. Members who subscribed before the change and stayed subscribed keep free use of nearly every AI Chat and AI Image model until the end of December 2026, and a lapse of up to 14 days still counts as continuous. From January 2027, every Plus and Pro member follows the plan terms in effect then.

Monthly or annual billing: where the line falls

By our arithmetic, twelve months of Plus at the entry tier billed monthly come to $299.88, against $239.99 for a year paid upfront, a gap of $59.89. Up to nine months, monthly billing costs less, at $224.91. From the tenth month, at $249.90, monthly costs more. On Pro the pattern repeats: $2,999.88 over twelve monthly payments against $2,399.99 a year, a $599.89 gap, with nine months at $2,249.91 still cheaper and the tenth, at $2,499.90, past the annual price. These figures ignore the refund window, tier changes and taxes.

Your horizon decides. Under ten months, pay monthly and keep the exit open. For a certain full year, annual wins from the tenth month on. Time any switch carefully, because changing the billing interval revokes unused credits and issues a full new set. Monthly to annual takes effect immediately with a prorated difference, and the yearly cycle restarts that day. Annual to monthly waits for the next cycle. An upgrade inside one interval applies at once with a prorated charge, while a downgrade waits for renewal and leftover higher-plan credits lapse.

Team: seats, not a shared pool

Team is self-serve for 2 to 150 people at $40 per seat a month, or $35 per seat a month billed annually ($420 per seat a year) ^[4]. Every admin counts as a paid seat. Credits stay per seat. Each member gets 10,000 credits a month that reset every cycle, and nobody can lend unused credits to a busier colleague, though a replacement member can inherit what a removed member left. Added seats bill immediately at a prorated rate; reductions wait for the next cycle and never go below two.

By our arithmetic, the two-seat minimum comes to $80 a month, $960 over twelve monthly payments, or $840 a year on annual billing. Per seat, twelve monthly payments total $480 against $420 a year, a $60 yearly difference, so monthly stays cheaper up to ten months ($400) and costs more from the eleventh ($440). Payment goes by card through Stripe only, with no invoice or ACH, and Team is bought on the web, not in the iOS app.

When a seat runs dry, Team On Demand packs cost $45 per 10,000 credits, valid three months across billing cycles, or $4.50 per 1,000 credits by our arithmetic. Team has no Free Quota, though every AI Chat model costs no credits within a 5-hour limit, an arrangement stated as valid until December 2026. A Team seat at $40 a month carries the same 10,000 credits as Plus from $24.99 a month. The extra buys SAML single sign-on, admin controls, US hosting and automatic opt-out from model training. Enterprise adds automatic user provisioning (SCIM), invoicing and an uptime commitment by agreement.

Refunds, cancellation and costs outside the plan

Refunds are narrow. Genspark allows one refund per customer, covering Plus and Pro memberships and Cloud Computer subscriptions bought on the web. US buyers have 72 hours from each charge, and only while less than 50 percent of the subscription or quota is used; past that, Genspark may decline and offer credits instead. Renewals qualify on the same terms, since each charge opens its own window, but the one-refund limit still applies. Store purchases are refunded through the store. Team is non-refundable for partly used billing periods.

Canceling keeps your plan until the paid period ends, then the account drops to Free, while a past-due payment cancels at once. Canceling is not a refund. Deleting the account removes remaining credits without refund, and card-paid plans must be canceled first. Running Claw in the cloud needs a separate Cloud Computer subscription for a flat monthly fee, and Genspark's help center prints no price for it. The Cloud Computer is the runtime; Claw's messages, tool calls, scheduled runs and Heartbeat check-ins still spend credits on top of it, as our Genspark Claw guide explains, and a retiring model usually gets 7 to 14 days' notice before chats move to a replacement billed at its own rate.

Which Genspark plan fits your usage

Measure first, then commit. Start on Free to see how your own tasks spend credits, then move to Plus on monthly billing while your horizon is under ten months, and switch to annual only once a full year is certain. Pro belongs to people whose measured monthly burn nears its 125,000-credit entry tier, since Plus has higher credit tiers in between. Team earns its higher per-seat price only when at least two people need single sign-on, admin control and training opt-out. Our Genspark review weighs whether the workspace deserves that spend.