Billing Plans
Hubrix offers three plan tiers to match different team sizes and usage levels. Plan details and pricing are subject to change — see hubrix.ai/pricing for current information.

Plan tiers
Starter
Ideal for individuals and small teams getting started with AI workflows.
- Monthly credit allocation suited to light-to-moderate usage
- Access to all core features: Smart Chat, Agents, Workflows, Research, Documents, Bulk Processing
- Standard support
- Up to a small number of workspace members
Professional
For growing teams with higher usage needs and more frequent automation.
- Higher monthly credit allocation
- All Starter features
- Priority support
- More workspace members
- Higher limits on agents, workflows, and document storage
Enterprise
Custom solution for larger organisations with compliance, security, or integration requirements.
- Custom credit allocation
- All Professional features
- Dedicated support
- SSO enforcement and organisation-wide policy controls
- Custom data retention and compliance configurations
- SLA guarantees
If you are evaluating Hubrix for a larger team, contact support@hubrix.ai to discuss an Enterprise plan. Enterprise plans are priced based on your specific requirements.
Changing your plan
Admins can change the plan tier in Settings → Billing → Change plan. Plan changes take effect immediately:
- Upgrades — additional credits are added to your balance pro-rated for the remainder of the billing cycle.
- Downgrades — take effect at the start of the next billing cycle.
What happens if you exceed your plan's limits
If you run out of credits before the monthly reset:
- New AI operations are blocked with a "Credit limit reached" error
- Existing in-progress runs (e.g. a running bulk job) complete normally
Admins can top up credits or raise limits from Settings → Billing without waiting for the monthly reset.
Switching to a lower plan at the end of a billing cycle may reduce your credit allocation starting the next month. Review your team's usage before downgrading to make sure the lower plan is sufficient.
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