Plans to suit all organizations.

Each paid plan includes a set number of robots, listed on its plan card, so you pay per robot only when you need more than your plan includes. Extra robots are monthly add-ons: $19/mo per Application Robot, $49/mo per Development Robot and $99/mo per Production Robot. Enterprise includes unlimited robots. Parallel work inside one flow runs on a single robot and is not priced.

AI credits, Cloud Run minutes and proxy requests are metered. The cloud plans (Solo, Pro and Team) include a monthly allowance of all three. Flows that run on your own machines are not metered: local execution time is unlimited. Robots and users are plan quotas rather than meters, with extra robots from $19/mo and extra users at $9/mo.

AI credits pay for AI model usage, such as OpenAI, Replicate or Hugging Face models, through Robomotion. Each cloud plan includes a monthly allowance, and the Free plan gets 50 credits a day. You can use your own API keys instead. Apps from the Store use Robomotion AI credits by default, and listings that allow cloning can be switched to your own keys.

Cloud Run minutes are the time robots spend running flows in Robomotion's cloud. Each cloud plan includes a number of Cloud Run hours that resets at the start of every billing cycle. Flows that run on your own machines do not use Cloud Run minutes.

Robots that run flows on machines you own are not charged for execution time. That covers a developer's computer, a dedicated server or VPS you rent, and your own servers: any device where you installed the robot, except Robomotion's Cloud Run environment.

Proxy requests route a robot's web traffic through Robomotion's proxy servers instead of your own IP address. They help with web scraping, data collection and geo-restricted content, where direct access is blocked or rate-limited. For example, the SEO AI Writer app in the Store uses proxy requests to read Google search results. Each cloud plan includes a monthly allowance.

Robots are the digital workers in your workspace that run your automation flows, on your own machines or in Robomotion's cloud with Cloud Run. There are three kinds: development, production and application robots. By default, every Developer in the workspace can use a robot; once you assign specific Developers to it, only they can. Owners and Admins always have full access, and Guests see only the robots assigned to them.

Development Robots are only for building and testing your automations in the Flow Designer. They are not meant for production use and do not support scheduling, triggers or interactive automations.

Production Robots are your main digital workers for running automated tasks without human involvement. They run scheduled jobs, such as a report every morning, or start when something happens: a file changes, an HTTP request arrives, an email comes in or an item is added to a queue. Each Production Robot works on one task at a time and becomes available for the next job when it finishes.

Application Robots run interactive, conversational automations, such as chatbots and digital assistants. Each Application Robot runs only one flow and is created when you create an Agent Instance in the Agents Dashboard. If all your Application Robot licenses are in use, delete an instance to free one up.

A flow is an automation built in the Robomotion Flow Designer: a sequence of steps, with no limit on the number of steps. A robot runs it on a developer's machine, on a server, or on demand in Robomotion's cloud.

The Robomotion Store offers apps and agents you can install or hire for free. Some runs may use AI credits, and the number of apps you can run at once depends on your Application Robots. Listings that allow cloning can be customised in the Flow Designer.

Apps keep their state and save their results in storage. That applies to apps from the Store and to apps you build in your own workspace, and each app instance gets its own storage space. To free up space, delete app instances you no longer need from Robomotion Apps.