Today we're launching the first pro agent with unlimited usage. Your agents shouldn't stop when your credits run out. Starting today, they don't. Unlimited tasks. Unlimited integrations. From $29/mo. Opening the door to always-on agents.

How the others charge today: ChatGPT Work: $20 to $200/mo, with usage limits. Business teams buy credits past them. Claude Cowork: $20 to $200/mo, with 5-hour and weekly limits. Past them, API rates. Twin: $29 or $149/mo. No meter.

Plus, $29/mo: Unlimited agents and scheduled runs Gmail, Slack, Notion, Sheets, your calendar, and any other app of your stack Agents that read the web, draft emails, update sheets, and answer you in chat Runs while you sleep, on schedules and webhooks

Pro, $149/mo, adds the heavy, included tools: GPT Image 2.5 for images Seedance 2.5 for video with sound Perplexity for deep research FullEnrich and Google Maps for leads ATTOM and BatchData for property records A browser agent that works inside any website

Every new account starts with a 7-day free trial. Credits are gone. Every plan is now unlimited. Try it now:

Always-on agents are a huge step forward.

Always on agents with unlimited usage for $29 that's a total game changer!

Congrats 👏

finally agents that don't run out of credits, lessgooo

This is huge unlimited tasks and integrations for $29 unlocks true always on agents!

Unlimited usage changes the game. Always-on agents without worrying about credits running out is a big step forward.

Unlimited agents could change everything

This is a huge step forward for always-on agents. Unlimited usage changes the game.

Seedance 2.5 included in Pro is the part I'd test first :)

Unlimited agents could change how teams work.

Does it mean there are no limits?

huh so now I actually make the stuff I need now with nothing to hold me back.

the real test is which tasks people keep running continuously

I like the idea of unlimited

Can I announced it? @twin_labs

I’d definitely use those seven days to see how much of my daily app switching I could hand over to agents.

Usage limits seem manageable at first, but they become much more noticeable once agents start running continuously.

Always-on agents could make automation far more practical.

The real unlock is being able to build agents around ongoing workflows, not just one-off tasks.

great removing the credit meter makes it much easier to let agents run continuously in the background.

I’d definitely test the Seedance 2.5 access in Pro first