Pay for outcomes, not headcount.

Credits are how Patricia meters work. Every task shows a typical cost up front, then bills for the work it actually takes: an ad variant averages about 56 credits, a client report about 300. The base rate is $2.25 per 1,000 credits, and the founding plan includes 20,000 credits every month.

Because a flat fee overcharges the simple jobs to subsidize the heavy ones. Metering means a lighter job bills less and the invoice reflects what actually ran. You still get a typical cost per job up front, so you can budget the client month before it starts.

20,000 credits every month, every seat on your team included, free retries, credits that never expire and roll over, and a spend cap on by default. In one example month that covers 5 client reports, 12 content briefs, and 40 ad variants across your clients, with room left for the replies and follow-ups in between.

Your whole agency. One workspace covers every client you manage and every seat on your team, so a 15-client shop pays the same workspace price as a 3-client one. Inside it you get per-client channels and connections, with access scoped per person, and every action is logged, so you can see where the credits went. You never pay per client, per channel, or per seat.

No, never. One price covers your whole agency. Add an account manager, a designer, a freelancer you work with, or another client channel, and the bill does not move.

You book a demo and we set Patricia up with you on the call: your Slack, your client accounts, your first pieces of work, about 20 minutes. You get 50,000 free credits with your onboarding call, with no card, enough to run real client work for a couple of weeks and see whether you would put her output in front of a client. Upgrade when she has earned it.

Patricia pauses and asks. Top-ups start at $2.25 per 1,000 credits and get cheaper in bulk, and a spend cap is on by default, so nothing runs and nothing bills without your approval.

Never. Unused credits roll over month after month, and top-up credits keep forever. Buying in bulk at a discount carries no use-it-or-lose-it risk.

You do. Patricia hands the work to the person who owns that client, and it counts as finished when they accept it. If a draft misses the brief, say so: retries are free, and only accepted work counts against your credits. A miss costs you a minute of feedback, not part of your budget.

No separate meter. Everything Patricia makes for a client bills in the same credits, and the ad-variant average includes its visual. Heavier formats get the same treatment as they launch: a typical cost published up front, metered to the work it takes, with your spend cap as the backstop.

Yes, up to 25% off. The base rate is $2.25 per 1,000 credits; a 100,000-credit top-up brings it to about $2.03, 750,000 to $1.80, and 2,000,000 to about $1.69.

The founding plan is how we reward the agencies that join first, and we have no plans to raise it for founding workspaces. If pricing ever changes, founding workspaces hear it first, with time to decide, and every credit you already own keeps its full value because credits never expire.

Yes. DPAs are available on every plan, founding included; ask on the demo call and we will get it signed. Compliance reports and processing details live in the BetterGroup Trust Center (Patricia is a BetterGroup product). Custom plans add negotiated DPA and SLA terms on top.

Yes. Custom plans add a lower credit rate beyond the published ladder (2,000,000+ credits a month), custom DPA and SLA terms, and dedicated onboarding. Book a demo, tell us how many clients you run, and we will put a plan together around it.

We onboard in small batches, so book a demo and we will tell you on the call what week we can set you up. The setup itself takes about 20 minutes and we do it with you, and your 50,000 free credits are granted on your onboarding call.

Yes. The founding plan is monthly with no contract lock-in. If you cancel, the client data in your workspace is deleted, and DPAs are available.

They are the averages our pricing model plans around, shown so you can budget a client month. A short rewrite bills under the average and a heavy research job can bill over it, but whatever the job, you see its typical cost before you hand it over. Set the spend cap to your own budget and the total stays inside it.