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| Free: $0 | Starter: $7 Valid for 7 days | Pro: $29 / month$313 / year | |
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| 100k | 500K / 7 days | 3M / month36M / year | |
| Details | The budget of AI generation you can use in the period shown — roughly, how much you can build and regenerate before it resets. | The budget of AI generation you can use in the period shown — roughly, how much you can build and regenerate before it resets. | The budget of AI generation you can use in the period shown — roughly, how much you can build and regenerate before it resets. |
| Details | Generate a standalone, functional marketing or signup page. | Generate a standalone, functional marketing or signup page. | Generate a standalone, functional marketing or signup page. |
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| Details | Landing page only lets you build a single marketing/signup page. Full unlocks a live, working site with real functionality, including a complete app. | Landing page only lets you build a single marketing/signup page. Full unlocks a live, working site with real functionality, including a complete app. | Landing page only lets you build a single marketing/signup page. Full unlocks a live, working site with real functionality, including a complete app. |
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| Details | Edit the generated code directly, line by line, instead of only through prompts. | Edit the generated code directly, line by line, instead of only through prompts. | Edit the generated code directly, line by line, instead of only through prompts. |
| Details | Basic gives you the generated files as-is. Full includes the complete project structure ready for a developer to take over. | Basic gives you the generated files as-is. Full includes the complete project structure ready for a developer to take over. | Generate a standalone, functional marketing or signup page. |
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[ PROMPT & PARTNER PACKAGE ]
Your Project. Your Team. Your Terms.
Architecture
A reviewed architecture with separated concerns, queues where they matter, and a scaling path that's tested before customers find the ceiling for you.
Data foundation
Validated schema and integrity constraints, versioned migrations, tested restores, and a map of exactly where personal data lives.
Deploy & Govern
CI/CD with staging, secrets managed, costs modeled and alerted, and a rollback path for the deploy that goes wrong - because one will.
Spark
Entry point
$5K–$10K
- A simple consumer app idea, tested with real users before spending on marketing
- A small internal tool replacing a spreadsheet — an approval tracker or request queue
- A working prototype of a new idea, like an AI tool that tracks and scores sales leads
- A gut-check on whether an idea is worth building at all, before committing real budget
- A safety check on something you already built or vibe-coded — does it handle real users, real data, and real traffic, or does it just look done?
- An AI chatbot that answers common questions, so support isn’t manually repeating the same answers
- A narrow, single-purpose tool built for a sales conversation — like a live quote or invoice generator
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A working prototype plus an honest Production Readiness Report on what it still needs.
Ignite
Most common fit
$10K–$30K
- A client portal for a professional service (law, accounting, consulting) with scheduling, document sharing, and invoicing
- A small two-sided marketplace connecting local buyers and sellers, with messaging and payments built in
- An online store selling directly to customers (a “D2C storefront”), with a limited product catalogue, Stripe checkout, and inventory sync
- A service-booking app with a calendar and payment gateway built in
- An online course platform (a “course/LMS”) with content gating and subscription billing
- A restaurant ordering and delivery-tracking app
- A property-listing portal with search, filters, and lead capture
- An event registration and ticketing site with QR check-in
- A customer loyalty and rewards app with a points engine
- A lightweight point-of-sale and inventory app for a small, multi-store business
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Full security hardening, deployment and monitoring, and a 7-day warranty once you go live.
Velocity
$35K–$75K
- A subscription-based consumer app (fitness, media, wellness) with native mobile and recurring billing at real scale
- A property-management platform — tenant portals, maintenance requests, and rent collection across multiple properties
- A lightweight ERP system for a growing business — inventory, finance, and operations in one place
- A multi-tenant SaaS platform — one product serving many business customers — with CRM and analytics integrations, plus native mobile
- A field-service mobile app with real-time scheduling
- A fleet and logistics tracking platform with live GPS and route optimization
- A telehealth platform with video, scheduling, and EHR (electronic health record) integration
- A loan origination workflow with identity checks (KYC) and credit bureau integrations
- A multi-branch HR and payroll portal with role-based access
- A B2B commerce portal with tiered pricing and ERP sync
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Native mobile, integrations, load-tested for scale, with 15-day hyper care after launch.
Summit
$75K+
- A clinical trial data platform on a regulatory compliance track (GxP/21 CFR Part 11)
- A university-wide student information system spanning admissions, records, and financial aid, integrated with legacy systems
- A full enterprise resource planning (ERP) suite spanning finance, HR, procurement, and supply chain
- A customer-service marketplace platform, wired into legacy core systems
- A claims or patient portal on a HIPAA/SOC 2 compliance track, with data-residency controls
- A digital lending platform integrated into core banking systems, on a SOC 2 track
- A nationwide government citizen-services portal with data-residency controls
- A hospital-network patient platform with HIPAA compliance and HL7/FHIR integration
- A supply-chain control tower spanning multiple ERP systems and partners
- A regulated trading or brokerage app with full audit trails and compliance
- An enterprise-wide AI-app governance and security-review Center of Excellence (CoE)
- A telecom self-service and billing platform built for 10,000+ concurrent users
- A global expense and procurement suite with single sign-on and 5+ integrations
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Compliance track, SSO, a dedicated pod, and governance for AI-built apps across your org, plus 30-day post-launch hypercare
Production Capability
| Spark: $5K–$10K | Ignite: $10K–$30K | Velocity: $35K–$75K | Summit: $75K+ | |
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| e.g. new prototype, concept test, app readiness check, single-task tool | e.g. online store, booking app, membership site, listings platform | e.g. business platform, field operations app, regulated workflow, internal portal | e.g. regulated industry platform, government portal, governance program, large-scale system | |
| Details | A representative sample, not a limit — every engagement is scoped to what you actually need. Spark: A simple consumer app idea, tested with real users before spending on marketing · A small internal tool replacing a spreadsheet (an approval tracker or request queue) · A working prototype of a new idea, like an AI tool that tracks and scores sales leads · A gut-check on whether an idea is worth building, before committing real budget · A safety check on something you already built or vibe-coded · An AI chatbot that answers common questions · A narrow, single-purpose tool built for a sales conversation (e.g. a quote or invoice generator) Ignite: A client portal for a professional service (law, accounting, consulting) · A small two-sided marketplace connecting local buyers and sellers · An online store selling directly to customers (a “D2C storefront”), with a limited product catalogue, Stripe checkout, and inventory sync · A service-booking app with a calendar and payment gateway built in · An online course platform (a “course/LMS”) with content gating and subscription billing · A restaurant ordering and delivery-tracking app · A property-listing portal with search, filters, and lead capture · An event registration and ticketing site with QR check-in · A customer loyalty and rewards app with a points engine · A lightweight point-of-sale and inventory app for a small, multi-store business Velocity: A subscription-based consumer app with native mobile and recurring billing at scale · A property-management platform across multiple properties · A lightweight ERP system for a growing business · A multi-tenant SaaS platform with CRM and analytics integrations, plus native mobile · A field-service mobile app with real-time scheduling · A fleet and logistics tracking platform with live GPS and route optimization · A telehealth platform with video, scheduling, and EHR integration · A loan origination workflow with identity checks (KYC) and credit bureau integrations · A mul | A representative sample, not a limit — every engagement is scoped to what you actually need. Spark: A simple consumer app idea, tested with real users before spending on marketing · A small internal tool replacing a spreadsheet (an approval tracker or request queue) · A working prototype of a new idea, like an AI tool that tracks and scores sales leads · A gut-check on whether an idea is worth building, before committing real budget · A safety check on something you already built or vibe-coded · An AI chatbot that answers common questions · A narrow, single-purpose tool built for a sales conversation (e.g. a quote or invoice generator) Ignite: A client portal for a professional service (law, accounting, consulting) · A small two-sided marketplace connecting local buyers and sellers · An online store selling directly to customers (a “D2C storefront”), with a limited product catalogue, Stripe checkout, and inventory sync · A service-booking app with a calendar and payment gateway built in · An online course platform (a “course/LMS”) with content gating and subscription billing · A restaurant ordering and delivery-tracking app · A property-listing portal with search, filters, and lead capture · An event registration and ticketing site with QR check-in · A customer loyalty and rewards app with a points engine · A lightweight point-of-sale and inventory app for a small, multi-store business Velocity: A subscription-based consumer app with native mobile and recurring billing at scale · A property-management platform across multiple properties · A lightweight ERP system for a growing business · A multi-tenant SaaS platform with CRM and analytics integrations, plus native mobile · A field-service mobile app with real-time scheduling · A fleet and logistics tracking platform with live GPS and route optimization · A telehealth platform with video, scheduling, and EHR integration · A loan origination workflow with identity checks (KYC) and credit bureau integrations · A mul | A representative sample, not a limit — every engagement is scoped to what you actually need. Spark: A simple consumer app idea, tested with real users before spending on marketing · A small internal tool replacing a spreadsheet (an approval tracker or request queue) · A working prototype of a new idea, like an AI tool that tracks and scores sales leads · A gut-check on whether an idea is worth building, before committing real budget · A safety check on something you already built or vibe-coded · An AI chatbot that answers common questions · A narrow, single-purpose tool built for a sales conversation (e.g. a quote or invoice generator) Ignite: A client portal for a professional service (law, accounting, consulting) · A small two-sided marketplace connecting local buyers and sellers · An online store selling directly to customers (a “D2C storefront”), with a limited product catalogue, Stripe checkout, and inventory sync · A service-booking app with a calendar and payment gateway built in · An online course platform (a “course/LMS”) with content gating and subscription billing · A restaurant ordering and delivery-tracking app · A property-listing portal with search, filters, and lead capture · An event registration and ticketing site with QR check-in · A customer loyalty and rewards app with a points engine · A lightweight point-of-sale and inventory app for a small, multi-store business Velocity: A subscription-based consumer app with native mobile and recurring billing at scale · A property-management platform across multiple properties · A lightweight ERP system for a growing business · A multi-tenant SaaS platform with CRM and analytics integrations, plus native mobile · A field-service mobile app with real-time scheduling · A fleet and logistics tracking platform with live GPS and route optimization · A telehealth platform with video, scheduling, and EHR integration · A loan origination workflow with identity checks (KYC) and credit bureau integrations · A mul | A representative sample, not a limit — every engagement is scoped to what you actually need. Spark: A simple consumer app idea, tested with real users before spending on marketing · A small internal tool replacing a spreadsheet (an approval tracker or request queue) · A working prototype of a new idea, like an AI tool that tracks and scores sales leads · A gut-check on whether an idea is worth building, before committing real budget · A safety check on something you already built or vibe-coded · An AI chatbot that answers common questions · A narrow, single-purpose tool built for a sales conversation (e.g. a quote or invoice generator) Ignite: A client portal for a professional service (law, accounting, consulting) · A small two-sided marketplace connecting local buyers and sellers · An online store selling directly to customers (a “D2C storefront”), with a limited product catalogue, Stripe checkout, and inventory sync · A service-booking app with a calendar and payment gateway built in · An online course platform (a “course/LMS”) with content gating and subscription billing · A restaurant ordering and delivery-tracking app · A property-listing portal with search, filters, and lead capture · An event registration and ticketing site with QR check-in · A customer loyalty and rewards app with a points engine · A lightweight point-of-sale and inventory app for a small, multi-store business Velocity: A subscription-based consumer app with native mobile and recurring billing at scale · A property-management platform across multiple properties · A lightweight ERP system for a growing business · A multi-tenant SaaS platform with CRM and analytics integrations, plus native mobile · A field-service mobile app with real-time scheduling · A fleet and logistics tracking platform with live GPS and route optimization · A telehealth platform with video, scheduling, and EHR integration · A loan origination workflow with identity checks (KYC) and credit bureau integrations · A mul |
| Working MVP / Prototype | Functional Application | Production-Ready Application | Enterprise-Grade Application | |
| Details | A functioning app built from your prompt, ready to click through and test. | A functioning app built from your prompt, ready to click through and test. | A functioning app built from your prompt, ready to click through and test. | A functioning app built from your prompt, ready to click through and test. |
| Details | An honest gap assessment — what is solid, what is missing, what breaks under real use. | An honest gap assessment — what is solid, what is missing, what breaks under real use. | An honest gap assessment — what is solid, what is missing, what breaks under real use. | An honest gap assessment — what is solid, what is missing, what breaks under real use. |
| Assess - architecture health check covering workload, traffic, data, APIs, integrations, and growth expectations | Improve - everything in Spark, plus reference architecture and structural improvements to remove key scalability bottlenecks | Scale - everything in Ignite, plus caching, queues, horizontal scaling, resilient APIs, asynchronous processing, and performance patterns where needed | Govern - everything in Velocity, plus architecture governance, API standards, integration patterns, and a 12-month evolution roadmap | |
| Details | Assess - architecture health check covering workload, traffic, data, APIs, integrations, and growth expectations | Improve - everything in Spark, plus reference architecture and structural improvements to remove key scalability bottlenecks | Scale - everything in Ignite, plus caching, queues, horizontal scaling, resilient APIs, asynchronous processing, and performance patterns where needed | Govern - everything in Velocity, plus architecture governance, API standards, integration patterns, and a 12-month evolution roadmap |
| Assess - validate schema structure, relationships, constraints, and migration approach | Harden - everything in Spark, plus strengthened schemas, integrity constraints, and versioned migrations | Quality - everything in Ignite, plus data-quality checks, validation rules, and PII identification | Govern - everything in Velocity, plus data lineage, retention policies, governance, and enterprise data controls | |
| Details | Assess - validate schema structure, relationships, constraints, and migration approach | Harden - everything in Spark, plus strengthened schemas, integrity constraints, and versioned migrations | Quality - everything in Ignite, plus data-quality checks, validation rules, and PII identification | Govern - everything in Velocity, plus data lineage, retention policies, governance, and enterprise data controls |
| 1 payment gateway | 1 payment gateway | Up to 3 payment gateways | Up to 5 + custom integrations | |
| Details | Direct integrations with payment processors like Stripe or PayPal so real transactions can run through the app. Distinct from the general integrations row below, which covers non-payment tools. | Direct integrations with payment processors like Stripe or PayPal so real transactions can run through the app. Distinct from the general integrations row below, which covers non-payment tools. | Direct integrations with payment processors like Stripe or PayPal so real transactions can run through the app. Distinct from the general integrations row below, which covers non-payment tools. | Direct integrations with payment processors like Stripe or PayPal so real transactions can run through the app. Distinct from the general integrations row below, which covers non-payment tools. |
| 1 standard integration | Up to 2 standard integrations | Up to 5 integrations | Up to 10 integrations + custom | |
| Details | Connects your app to tools your business already runs on — customer databases, inventory systems, communication tools, and older internal systems. | Connects your app to tools your business already runs on — customer databases, inventory systems, communication tools, and older internal systems. | Connects your app to tools your business already runs on — customer databases, inventory systems, communication tools, and older internal systems. | Connects your app to tools your business already runs on — customer databases, inventory systems, communication tools, and older internal systems. |
| Web only | Web + iOS & Android | Web + iOS & Android + App Store / Play Store release | Web + iOS & Android + App Store / Play Store + enterprise mobile delivery | |
| Details | Web only | Web + iOS & Android | Web + iOS & Android + App Store / Play Store release | Web + iOS & Android + App Store / Play Store + enterprise mobile delivery |
| Basic reporting — up to 3 reports | Up to 5 reports | Up to 15 reports + dashboards | 20+ complex reports + data platform integration | |
| Details | Report counts are cumulative and scale with complexity. Simple reports answer one question at a glance; medium reports combine multiple data sources; complex reports involve custom modeling or live dashboards. | Report counts are cumulative and scale with complexity. Simple reports answer one question at a glance; medium reports combine multiple data sources; complex reports involve custom modeling or live dashboards. | Report counts are cumulative and scale with complexity. Simple reports answer one question at a glance; medium reports combine multiple data sources; complex reports involve custom modeling or live dashboards. | Report counts are cumulative and scale with complexity. Simple reports answer one question at a glance; medium reports combine multiple data sources; complex reports involve custom modeling or live dashboards. |
| Basic validation | Up to 25 concurrent users | Up to 100 concurrent users | 300+ concurrent users | |
| Details | Checked under simulated real traffic so the app does not fall over when usage jumps. Thresholds scale with the kind of business each tier is built for. | Checked under simulated real traffic so the app does not fall over when usage jumps. Thresholds scale with the kind of business each tier is built for. | Checked under simulated real traffic so the app does not fall over when usage jumps. Thresholds scale with the kind of business each tier is built for. | Checked under simulated real traffic so the app does not fall over when usage jumps. Thresholds scale with the kind of business each tier is built for. |
| Security assessment + remediation plan | Core hardening applied | Production hardening applied | Advanced hardening + security governance | |
| Details | Closes the holes attackers look for first — exposed keys, unvalidated form inputs, and readiness for real transactions and customer data. Spark only identifies these in the report; every package from Ignite up fixes them. This includes the same automated security scanning available on the Pro platform tier, plus manual review. | Closes the holes attackers look for first — exposed keys, unvalidated form inputs, and readiness for real transactions and customer data. Spark only identifies these in the report; every package from Ignite up fixes them. This includes the same automated security scanning available on the Pro platform tier, plus manual review. | Closes the holes attackers look for first — exposed keys, unvalidated form inputs, and readiness for real transactions and customer data. Spark only identifies these in the report; every package from Ignite up fixes them. This includes the same automated security scanning available on the Pro platform tier, plus manual review. | Closes the holes attackers look for first — exposed keys, unvalidated form inputs, and readiness for real transactions and customer data. Spark only identifies these in the report; every package from Ignite up fixes them. This includes the same automated security scanning available on the Pro platform tier, plus manual review. |
| Basic authentication | Standard authentication | Enterprise SSO, up to 2 identity providers | Enterprise SSO, up to 5 identity providers; custom beyond | |
| Details | Basic authentication (Spark) covers email and password only. Standard authentication (Ignite and up) adds secure password hashing, session management, and rate limiting against brute-force attempts. SSO provider counts reflect how many identity systems (Google, Okta, Azure AD, etc.) can be connected at once. | Basic authentication (Spark) covers email and password only. Standard authentication (Ignite and up) adds secure password hashing, session management, and rate limiting against brute-force attempts. SSO provider counts reflect how many identity systems (Google, Okta, Azure AD, etc.) can be connected at once. | Basic authentication (Spark) covers email and password only. Standard authentication (Ignite and up) adds secure password hashing, session management, and rate limiting against brute-force attempts. SSO provider counts reflect how many identity systems (Google, Okta, Azure AD, etc.) can be connected at once. | Basic authentication (Spark) covers email and password only. Standard authentication (Ignite and up) adds secure password hashing, session management, and rate limiting against brute-force attempts. SSO provider counts reflect how many identity systems (Google, Okta, Azure AD, etc.) can be connected at once. |
| Deployment only | Application Monitoring Dashboard | Application Monitoring Dashboard & Alerts | Velocity+ ChatOps On-Demand Monitoring | |
| Details | Deployment only | Application Monitoring Dashboard | Application Monitoring Dashboard & Alerts | Velocity+ ChatOps On-Demand Monitoring |
| Basic RBAC | Up to 5 predefined roles | Advanced observability + operations dashboards | 20+ roles, configurable to business requirements | |
| Details | Controls who inside your org can see or change what. Role count reflects how many distinct permission levels can be defined. | Controls who inside your org can see or change what. Role count reflects how many distinct permission levels can be defined. | Controls who inside your org can see or change what. Role count reflects how many distinct permission levels can be defined. | Controls who inside your org can see or change what. Role count reflects how many distinct permission levels can be defined. |
| Basic application logs | Application + infrastructure logs | Advanced observability + operations dashboards | Enterprise observability + compliance-grade audit trail | |
| Details | Technical logs of what the system is doing — distinct from the in-app history log mentioned in Feature build-out above, which is a customer-facing feature. Summit additionally includes a compliance-grade, immutable audit trail with 12-month retention, exportable for regulators. | Technical logs of what the system is doing — distinct from the in-app history log mentioned in Feature build-out above, which is a customer-facing feature. Summit additionally includes a compliance-grade, immutable audit trail with 12-month retention, exportable for regulators. | Technical logs of what the system is doing — distinct from the in-app history log mentioned in Feature build-out above, which is a customer-facing feature. Summit additionally includes a compliance-grade, immutable audit trail with 12-month retention, exportable for regulators. | Technical logs of what the system is doing — distinct from the in-app history log mentioned in Feature build-out above, which is a customer-facing feature. Summit additionally includes a compliance-grade, immutable audit trail with 12-month retention, exportable for regulators. |
| Single-region data residency | Single-region data residency | Single-region data residency | Multi-region data residency + data sovereignty controls | |
| Details | Choose which region your data is stored and processed in — matters for GDPR and other regional data laws. | Choose which region your data is stored and processed in — matters for GDPR and other regional data laws. | Choose which region your data is stored and processed in — matters for GDPR and other regional data laws. | Choose which region your data is stored and processed in — matters for GDPR and other regional data laws. |
| — | Compliance advisory | Advanced compliance readiness | Advanced compliance readiness + certification support | |
| Details | Formal certification and compliance status, checked directly by enterprise security and procurement teams. | Formal certification and compliance status, checked directly by enterprise security and procurement teams. | Formal certification and compliance status, checked directly by enterprise security and procurement teams. | Formal certification and compliance status, checked directly by enterprise security and procurement teams. |
| 2-Days Warranty | 7-Days Application Support — Included; additional support available at an extra cost. | 15-Days Application Support — Included; additional support available at an extra cost. | 30-Days Hypercare — Included; additional support available at an extra cost. | |
| Details | What is covered, free, immediately after go-live — before any ongoing care plan kicks in. | What is covered, free, immediately after go-live — before any ongoing care plan kicks in. | What is covered, free, immediately after go-live — before any ongoing care plan kicks in. | What is covered, free, immediately after go-live — before any ongoing care plan kicks in. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions around our pricing tiers. If your doubt is not listed here, feel free to contact us.
If you renew your subscription, your eligible unused token balance carries forward automatically and is added to your new plan allocation. If your subscription ends without renewal, your remaining tokens will be subject to the applicable token expiration policy.
Token purchases are non-refundable once purchased. We recommend choosing a plan and token package based on your expected usage. If you believe you were incorrectly charged or experience a billing issue, our support team can review the transaction.
Your cost depends on what you build and how you use it. AI-powered generation and changes consume tokens based on the complexity of the work, while hosting costs depend on the resources required to run your application. You can track usage at the project level to understand the cost of building and running each application.
You own the projects and source code you create with toPrompt. You can download your source code and continue to develop, maintain, or deploy your application outside of toPrompt.
You don't need to wait for your next billing cycle. You can purchase additional tokens to continue building. Starter plan users can purchase additional tokens or upgrade to a paid plan for greater capacity. Free plan user will have to buy a subscription to continue.
If you're exploring toPrompt or want to create a few designs and landing pages, start with the Free plan. If you want to build functional web or mobile applications, the Starter plan is a good starting point. If you're a professional designer, developer, or product team building more complex applications, the Pro plan provides greater capacity for advanced development and iteration.