Renor plans
Paid plans are not on sale yet. Pro, Plus and Max open once their prices are approved. Until then there is no checkout and nothing to pay. Prices are in pounds per month; credit, project and job numbers are proposed too.
£0
Proposed price: not approved yet
Opens Renor, where you create your free account.
Proposed allowances
£12
Proposed price: not approved yet
Opens your email app. We write once Pro opens. No payment is taken.
Proposed allowances
£29
Proposed price: not approved yet
Opens your email app. We write once Plus opens. No payment is taken.
Proposed allowances
£79
Proposed price: not approved yet
Opens your email app. We write once Max opens. No payment is taken.
Proposed allowances
How limits will work
Running AI models costs real money, so every plan has limits. These are the rules those limits are being built around.
When credits run out, your projects stay open: you can still view, edit and preview them. Only new AI work waits for the reset.
Editing, previewing and running code in your own browser will not use credits. Only work done by a cloud AI model counts.
AI models cost money to run. Allowances are set from measured costs, so the limits we publish are limits we can keep.
Renor will show what you have used, what is left and when it resets, before you hit a limit rather than after.
Questions
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Credits measure the cloud AI work Renor does for you. Harder tasks and stronger models use more of them. Exact rates are published before billing opens.
Every week. Renor will show what you have used, what is left and when your next reset is.
AI work pauses until your credits reset, and nothing is lost. Your projects stay open: you can still view, edit and preview them.
How upgrades, downgrades and cancellation work will be explained in full before billing opens. Today no paid plan can be bought, so there is nothing to cancel.
No. AI models cost real money to run, so every plan has clear weekly limits. Limits we publish are limits we can keep.
No. They are proposed and not yet approved. Final prices are published here before anything can be bought.
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