Scale as your agents do.

Yes, genuinely. No credit card, and no bill at the end of the month. Free gives you access to TrustGate and TrustGuard protection, 100,000 requests a month at up to 1,000 requests per minute, full Models and MCP catalog and 5 team members.

It stays. Your monthly $49 and anything extra you add build up in your wallet and never expire. You can spend it on NeuralTrust usage, so you never lose what you paid for.

You never get a bill you did not expect. Free costs nothing, and on Standard you pay a fixed $49 a month and, beyond that, only ever spend the balance in your wallet. Set a spending limit and a low balance alert, and nothing catches you off guard.

You pay $49 a month, VAT included, and it goes straight into your wallet as credit to spend on usage. Need more in a given month? Add funds anytime.

On Free, everything pauses when you reach a limit, at no cost, until the next month or until you upgrade. On Standard, you spend from your wallet, and if it empties your requests pause until you add funds or your next month begins. Turn on auto recharge and you never reach that point. You can always sign in to add funds.

Usage is measured by what you actually run through NeuralTrust: mainly the requests your apps make, plus certain features measured by their own use, such as smart routing or specific security detectors (the pricing tables show which). Your model provider's token costs are separate.

Everything you already set up keeps working. You stay on the same account, the same gateways, and the same API keys and URLs, so there is nothing to reconnect. You simply get higher limits and more features straight away, and your first $49 lands in your wallet.

Yes, at any time, and it is never one way. If you cancel or let it lapse, your account returns to Free at the end of the month and whatever is in your wallet stays yours.

No. Both come with every plan, and your wallet is spent on whatever you actually use. If you lean on TrustGuard, your credit goes to TrustGuard while TrustGate stays available within your plan limits. You pay for the usage, not for each product.

Standard is self serve, billed from your wallet as you go. Enterprise is built for larger organizations that need committed volume, enterprise security and controls, and a contract with an SLA, and it is never cut off by usage. The tables above have the detail.