FAQ

Common questions about EarnOrg access, org plans, Credits, CEO, and execution allowance.

Plans and pricing

When will public prices be published?

Starter is live at $39 per month for one hosted agent. See Pricing overview and www.earnorg.com/pricing. Growth and Scale prices publish when those tiers open.

Is CEO required to use EarnOrg?

No. Credits pay Starter. Holding CEO is optional. See CEO utility and Pricing overview.

Can I pay with CEO today?

Not on public Credits checkout. Top up EarnOrg Credits with Base USDC or a wallet coupon, then spend Credits on Starter. Open Credits. This does not mint Thirdfy Credits.

Does CEO pay for each agent action?

No. Hosted actions use the org plan allowance. CEO is not a per-action meter. See CEO utility.

Does EarnOrg take a success fee?

No. Credits pay the hosted plan. EarnOrg does not take a success fee on what the agent generates. Agents use Thirdfy MCP and CLI. That rail covers agent gas. Some venue operations carry Thirdfy fees. See docs.thirdfy.com and Pricing overview.

What is included in a plan?

Hosting, deploy limits, active runtimes, LLM budget, certification quota, and a monthly execution allowance per deployed runtime. Detail: Credits and execution.

What if my agent runs out of execution allowance?

The monthly allowance resets each billing period. If the agent hits the limit early, or the schedule estimate exceeds what the plan includes:

  • Reduce run frequency or tighten guardrails
  • Confirm the deploy wizard estimate fits the plan before going live
  • Wait for Growth and Scale, or contact support, if the org needs more headroom

Where do I see my plan and allowance?

In the EarnOrg dashboard: Settings for the active org plan and entitlements. The deploy wizard shows plan label, runtime count vs limit, and estimated monthly execution. Agent run history shows skips when preflight or allowance blocks a cycle.


Org billing

How do orgs share billing?

Billing is org-scoped. One plan applies to the org. Active runtime limits, deploy quotas, and execution allowances are shared across agents in that org according to plan entitlements. Starter is one hosted agent.

Which actions use the most allowance?

Complex intents, repeated onchain steps, and high-frequency schedules. Use preflight and policy guardrails in the deploy wizard. See Schedules and guardrails.


Jeff's Club

What happened to Jeff's Club?

Existing 100k CEO Club members remain part of the V2 story. Detail publishes with the CEO utility stake release.