How much does an AI agent cost?
On Monmo, from $0 to $100 a month. You pay for a plan, not for each agent, and the plan sets how many agents you can have, how powerful the team's computer is and how much work is included. This page gives Monmo's own prices. It is not a survey of the market, and it does not compare agents with other ways of getting work done.
What are the plans?
Monmo has four plans. Free costs nothing and includes one agent. Plus costs $15 a month and allows up to 10 agents, Pro costs $50 and allows up to 20, and Ultra costs $100 and allows up to 50. Prices are monthly and in US dollars. The pricing page carries the current details of each plan, including the computer the team shares.
| Plan | Price per month | Agents | A fit for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1 | Trying one agent on a first real job |
| Plus | $15 | Up to 10 | A small team of agents doing daily work |
| Pro | $50 | Up to 20 | A larger team, or longer and more frequent work |
| Ultra | $100 | Up to 50 | The largest team and the heaviest workload |
What do paid plans add?
Four things: more connected apps, a more powerful computer, more usage and a team inbox. Free connects up to 3 apps at a time, enough for email, a calendar and a drive; Plus up to 10, Pro up to 50 and Ultra up to 100. Agents on one team share a cloud computer, each with its own desktop and browser, so a stronger computer matters when several agents work at once. More usage means more work can be done. The plan also sets how many agents you can have.
The team inbox is an email address for the team itself, separate from any mailbox you connect, so work can be forwarded straight to your agents. Sending from it follows the same rule as any other email: the agent asks first. Free does not include a team inbox.
What drives usage?
Usage is the work your agents do, and all of it counts toward the plan's usage. More work means more usage. A long research task uses more than a short reply, a routine that runs every hour uses more than one that runs each Monday, and five agents working at once use more than one.
Work done while you are away counts the same as work you watch. A routine at 2:00 in the night and a task you send at noon draw on the same usage, and so does work one agent hands to another. Usage is included in the plan, and paid plans include more of it than Free.
- How long a task runs: an afternoon of research against a two-line answer
- How much there is to read and produce: a hundred emails against ten
- How often a routine runs: every hour against once a week
- How many agents are working, including agents handed part of a task
- Work that starts by itself, such as an agent that begins whenever an email arrives
How do you keep usage in hand?
Give each agent a clear role and a routine no more frequent than the job needs. Ask for the weekly report weekly, not hourly. Start a new agent on one task before you give it five, and switch off routines that no longer earn their keep. If the team regularly needs more than the plan includes, look at a higher plan.
Which plan should you start with?
Start on Free, with one agent and one real job. It costs nothing to find out whether an agent can do the work you have in mind. Move to Plus when you want a second agent, more usage or the team inbox. Pro and Ultra are for larger teams of agents and for work that runs longer and more often.
What is not included in the price?
The apps you connect are your own accounts, so their subscriptions are separate. A Monmo plan covers the agents, the computer they share and their usage. It does not include your email provider, your accounting software or your CRM. Anything an agent buys for you with your approval, such as a flight or a subscription, is charged by the seller as usual.