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Storage and billing


What each plan includes, the limits that apply, and where to read your plan and usage.

Attachment, Project file, Project document, and connected source, each with the reach it hasAAttachmentsent with one messageone ThreadBProject fileworking materialone ProjectCProject documentdurable writingone ProjectDConnected sourcerepository or servicethe trutha copy Atoi works withnever replaced by a copy25 MB each; images, text, PDF, and JSON, checked by type
Four kinds of material, told apart by how far each one reaches.

Atoi stores threads, project documents, task receipts, preferences, and attachment metadata. Uploaded files and generated artifacts go to object storage.

#Plans

Every plan runs on your own model keys or subscriptions, with your Mac as the computer. A paid plan adds Atoi's cloud and more room.

PlanPriceCloud each monthStorageAutomations
GuestFreeWith a credit pack1 GB3 on, at most hourly
Premium$8 a month or $80 a year$3, about 15 Task-hours25 GB25 on, at most every 5 minutes
Supporter$120 a year$6, about 30 Task-hours100 GB100 on, at most every minute

Unused cloud rolls over one month on Premium and three months on Supporter. Storage counts the files you upload, not the text you paste. An automation never runs in seconds.

Every reply, agent, and voice note runs on your own keys, on every plan. Atoi never answers on its own keys. Voice needs an OpenAI or AI Gateway key in Settings → Models.

#Cloud credits

Buy more cloud in Settings → Billing, in packs of $5, $10, or $25. Billing estimates Stripe's fee before you buy. A pack then holds exactly what Stripe pays out after its fee, one credit a cent. Credits last 12 months. Your plan's monthly cloud is spent first, then your oldest pack.

#Plans and usage

Open Settings → Billing for your plan and usage. Partial usage means some turns are missing from the counts and costs shown.

When you hit a limit, Atoi names the resource and the way forward instead of showing a raw provider error.

#Source versus storage

A repository connected to a project stays the source of truth for its code. Uploading a file gives Atoi a copy to work with. It does not replace the original.

Attachments are limited to 25 MB each and accept images, text files, PDFs, and JSON. See Files and attachments.

#Remove data

Settings → Data lists uploads and other records you can remove. A record, its file, and a published page are removed separately. Read each confirmation.

Read Sharing and invites for access and public links.

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