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AI Agent Pricing Index, October 2026
Price in Agent platforms
$30a month
Pricier than 11 of the other 21 agents with a monthly price.
Price checked 15 September 2026.
What we checked on Genspark
Writes code
Genspark Code is pitched as a full autonomous coding agent that turns a plain-language brief into a working application, aimed at people who do not code themselves.
Genspark Code (formerly AI Developer) is a L4 autonomous AI coding agent that enables everyone to build complete applications without coding skills.
Debugs and fixes
The vendor claims the agent iterates through its own plan-code-test loop and can start a project from existing code, but no page documents diagnosing and fixing a defect in a repository you bring.
it marks the leap to L4 full autonomy, where AI independently plans, codes, tests, and deploys.
Writes tests
Testing is named as a step the agent performs on what it builds; nothing on the site says it authors a test suite or runs your project's existing tests.
On the page: Genspark Code article, 'What is Genspark Code?' paragraph on L4 autonomy
Reviews code
Reviewing pull requests appears only as one capability of Claw's GitHub session once you connect the account; there is no dedicated diff-review surface, inline comment flow or review report documented.
Once connected, Claw keeps the session active and can read and send emails, manage calendar events, review PRs, and more — without you opening the…
Whole-codebase work
Genspark Code lists 'Existing code' as one of five project categories, and GenTeam local agents can be pointed at a repository directory, but repo-wide migration scale is never described.
Genspark Code builds in the five categories Web, Mobile Apps, Game, E-commerce, and Existing code.
Ships it
Deployment is claimed as the last step of the agent's own loop, so it goes past producing a diff; Claw can additionally host a site on its cloud computer.
On the page: Genspark Code article, 'What is Genspark Code?' paragraph on L4 autonomy
Done-for-you service
Genspark sells software a buyer runs: Team is bought and provisioned self-serve, and Enterprise adds a CSM and implementation team for onboarding rather than building or operating agents for you.
Team is self-serve and built for groups of 2–150 people that want to start collaborating right away.
Runs autonomously
Super Agent is described as running multi-step work to completion unattended, and Claw adds scheduled tasks plus a Heartbeat that acts without you starting a conversation.
Sharper on long-running tasks. It reasons through every step without losing the thread. Start it, close your laptop, and come back to finished work.
Multi-agent
GenTeam puts several agents in shared channels where they claim tasks, talk to each other and share files, including agents running on members' own machines.
all their agents meet in the same channels, talk to each other, and share files
Agent permissions
Tasks run through to a finished result without asking, and spending continues automatically when Free Quota runs out unless the member turns on the opt-in Ask First confirmation.
Tasks switch to your credits automatically and keep running; the balance takes over again at the next reset. Turn on Ask First on your usage page if…
Claude
Anthropic's Claude family is one of nine model families in Genspark's hosted catalogue used by GenCode, and the exact models available depend on the live catalogue and organisation policy.
GenCode uses a Genspark-hosted model catalog spanning nine model families: Claude (Anthropic), GPT (OpenAI), Gemini (Google), DeepSeek, GLM (Z.ai),…
GPT
OpenAI's GPT family is named in the hosted model catalogue, and GPT Image appears in the image agents, where standard quality is listed as no-credit-cost.
On the page: Models & cost section, Models paragraph
Gemini
Google's Gemini family is listed in the same Genspark-hosted catalogue; the vendor does not publish which specific Gemini versions each account sees.
On the page: Models & cost section, Models paragraph
Open models
Open-weight families such as DeepSeek, GLM and Kimi are offered, but only as Genspark-hosted entries in its own catalogue; nothing on these pages lets you supply or run your own weights.
A Genspark-hosted catalog spanning nine model families: Claude (Anthropic), GPT (OpenAI), Gemini (Google), DeepSeek, GLM (Z.ai), MiniMax, Kimi…
Model choice
A named subset of products exposes the full model list so you choose the model yourself; most products only offer a Standard or Ultra quality tier and the vendor picks the underlying model.
Most products use a simple Standard / Ultra quality tier — you choose in the input box before you generate. ... A smaller set of products expose the…
On the command line
Claw exposes a browser terminal on its cloud machine and GenTeam is joined by pasting a connect command into a terminal, but Genspark ships no command-line client that drives its agents.
The Terminal tab gives you direct command-line access to your cloud computer in the browser.
In your pipeline
Claw connects GitHub under Developer Tools and can act on pull requests via a saved session; no CI runner, webhook or PR-triggered automation is documented.
On the page: Services section, paragraph after the connection steps
In a browser
The product is a hosted web workspace entered from the homepage chat box, with a project sidebar, canvases and drives all running in the browser.
Navigate to the Genspark homepage and enter your prompt in the central chat box, or select Super Agent from the "New" menu in the sidebar.
Self-hosted
Both group plans run on Genspark's shared infrastructure; the only deployment variation offered is region choice or a dedicated vendor deployment via sales, so workspaces and AI Drive content stay in Genspark's cloud.
On the page: Full feature comparison, 7. Security Architecture table
Open source
GenOffice, the companion desktop office suite, is open source on GitHub; the Genspark platform is proprietary, and the Team/Enterprise terms state Genspark retains all service and software IP.
Open-sourcing GenOffice, the world's first full-featured open-source AI Office for PC and Mac. GenOffice is free for everyone, ad-free.
Tracing and evals
Organisation admins get usage logs, an audit log and login history with CSV export, but these record charged credits and administrative events rather than per-run traces or evaluations.
On the page: Usage Logs, Audit log, and Login History table
How it meters
Billing is a monthly plan fee that buys a credit allowance, with credits consumed per task by model tier, output length and number of versions; Team and Enterprise add a per-seat fee.
Credits measure computational effort. Every time you generate something — text, an image, a video, or audio — you use credits based on the processing…
Free tier
Every new account starts on a standing Free plan with 100 credits a day and 1 GB of storage, though the daily refill stops once a lifetime free-credit allowance is used.
Free — the default plan for every new account, with 100 credits per day and 1 GB of AI Drive storage.
API access
API keys and an organisation audit and admin API exist for Team and Enterprise administrators to export audit data and retrieve members; no general product API for driving the agents is documented.
Audit data is also available through the Organization Audit & Analytics API, using an API key with the gsk:org-audit scope. Create the key on the API…
Bring your own key
Agents on Genspark's cloud computer always spend Genspark credits, but a GenTeam agent run on your own machine via Claude Code, Codex CLI, Cursor CLI or OpenCode uses your own model access instead.
Your machine, your model access — no credits
A company can buy it
Two group tiers exist: self-serve Team for 2-150 people with centralised billing and admin, and contracted Enterprise with an Order Form, DPA and invoicing.
Team and Enterprise are Genspark's two group subscription tiers — they let an entire organization use Genspark together under a single subscription,…
Seat model
Team is priced per seat at $40 a month with a floor of two seats and a ceiling of 150; every admin counts as a paid seat and Enterprise has no stated seat minimum.
On the page: Full feature comparison, 1. Pricing & Billing table, Seats row
Pooled budget
By default each seat holds its own monthly credits that cannot be transferred between members; a shared credit pool has to be negotiated in an Enterprise Order Form.
By default, no — each seat receives its own monthly credit allocation ... Credits cannot be transferred between members ... Enterprise customers can…
Admin controls
Admins choose which third-party connectors members may use and can enable or disable agents for selected groups, with agent-level permissions on both group tiers.
On the page: Full feature comparison, 3. Admin Controls & Governance table
Audit log
An audit log of administrative changes and member activity with 400 days of history exists for organisations, but the vendor says which tabs appear depends on each organisation's configuration.
On the page: Usage Logs, Audit log, and Login History table
Single sign-on
SAML 2.0 single sign-on with Entra ID, Google Workspace, Okta or generic SAML is configurable on both group plans, and can be required for all members; no OIDC option is named.
On the page: Full feature comparison, 3. Admin Controls & Governance table
Opt out of training
Team and Enterprise accounts are automatically opted out of model training with no setting to manage; the pages read do not state the position for individual Free, Plus or Pro accounts.
No training on your data — Both plans are automatically opted out of model training; Genspark doesn't use your team's content to train models.
Data residency
Data sits in the US by default on Team; a choice of US, EU or Japan residency is only available to Enterprise customers and is written into the executed agreement.
On the page: Full feature comparison, 7. Security Architecture table
Getting out
Usage logs, login history, member stats and the asset inventory all export as CSV and deletion on demand is offered, but monthly credits reset each cycle and purchased packs expire after three months.
Credits don't carry over: Credits reset each billing period. Separately purchased top-up credits are valid for 3 months and carry across cycles.
Certifications
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 badges are published on the Trust Center with the report itself restricted under NDA; GDPR position is directed to the same Trust Center.
Compliance — The SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 badges are public on our Trust Center. The SOC 2 report itself is a restricted document available under…
Genspark price and terms
Terms
- Free plan
- YesYes
The terms in full
Free plan: 100 credits per day up to a lifetime allowance of free credits, 1 GB AI Drive storage, limited access to models and agents, and Speakly voice input capped at 4,000 words a week. Once the lifetime allowance is used the daily refill stops.
What needs a higher plan
- Team and Enterprise
- Tracing and evals, API access, Admin controls, Audit log, Single sign-on, Opt out of training
- Enterprise
- Pooled budget, Data residency
For AI agents
- API
- PartlyTeam and Enterprise
Pricing page, captured
Genspark alternatives
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7 more alternatives
8 of the 9 publish a price.
- Blits.ai Agentic AI for the EnterpriseOn quoteEnterprise platform for governed agentic workflows across models, tools, data and systems.
- DustFree, then about $34 a seat a monthPlatform for building and running company agents on connected tools, data and 20+ models.
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- GumloopFrom $37 a monthMultiplayer AI agent builder: teams build agents over their apps while IT keeps governance and spend control.
Questions about Genspark
- How much does Genspark cost?
- Genspark is free to use. From genspark.ai/helpcenter/membership-plans, checked 26 October 2026.
- Does Genspark have an API or an MCP server?
- It has an API on Team and Enterprise.
- Is Genspark open source, and can you host it yourself?
- Part of it is open source. You cannot host it yourself.
- What have we checked on Genspark?
- 35 facts, under these headings: What it does, how much it does unattended, which models it runs on, where you use it, whose machine it runs on, building with it, what it costs to run, buying it for a team, what happens to your code.
- How do we check Genspark?
- We hold 35 facts on Genspark, quoted from 20 pages. Facts and price last checked 26 October 2026. Last change found 18 October 2026.
Sources and changes
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Sources on genspark.ai20
- /helpcenter/team-enterprise-plans
- /business/pricing
- /business
- /helpcenter/ai-developer
- /helpcenter/genspark-claw
- /helpcenter/membership-plans
- /helpcenter/credits-guide
- /helpcenter/gencode
- /team_pricing
- /helpcenter/super-agent
- /helpcenter/genteam
- /tools/ai-website-builder
- /blog/genoffice-open-source-ai-office
- /blog/genspark-ai-developer
- /blog/genspark-multiagent-orchestration
- /code
- /helpcenter/custom-super-agent
- /helpcenter/gen-one-model
- /helpcenter/genterminal
- /helpcenter/troubleshooting-guide
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