Pay in rupees for what you actually use
Every one of the 46 tools works without an account. Free removes nothing an occasional user needs; Pro removes the daily caps for ₹249 a month. Credits top up specific jobs when a plan's limit runs out for the month — they never unlock a feature the plan doesn't already include.
Three ways in, one set of tools
All 46 tools are available on every tier. A tier changes how much server processing you get in a day and how long your files stick around — never which tools you're allowed to open.
- 3 server tasks a day
- All 46 tools, unlimited on your device
- Files up to 25MB for server tools
- 1 media job a day
- Downloading needs a quick email + OTP check
- 5 server tasks a day
- Files up to 25MB for server tools
- 2 media jobs a day, sessions chain together
- 24-hour history, 2-hour output retention
- Ads
- Unlimited server tasks (fair use 500/day)
- Files up to 500MB, batches up to 50
- Video up to 2GB / 3h, audio up to 1GB / 8h
- 7-day history and output retention, no ads
- 25 dynamic QR codes, e-signatures, GST invoices, priority queue
Business plans — team seats, shared billing, SSO — are a post-launch target, not sold yet. Nothing above is a team plan.
Every limit, in one table
The same facts as the cards above, in full. Nothing here is rounded or approximated — it's the same table the product's own quota checks are written against.
Credits pay for more work. They never unlock a feature.
A credit pack raises how much you can do this month on the plan you're already on. It cannot buy something your plan doesn't include — that distinction is enforced by a database constraint, not just this sentence.
Converting a scan's pages runs locally and costs nothing. Converting a PDF to an editable Word file is server work, priced before you click — never after.
This message appears no matter how large the credit balance is, because the two systems check different things: one checks what your plan includes, the other checks what you have left to spend.
What things cost, in credits
- Credits never expire.
- Granted credits (from a plan or a promotion) are always spent before purchased ones.
- When a quota runs out mid-month, credits are consumed automatically — with a notification, never silently.
Seven days of Pro, no card, ends on its own
Sign in with Google and the daily caps lift for a week. If you do nothing else, you're moved back to Free automatically — there's no card on file to charge and nothing to cancel.