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Account, Billing & Plans

Free for individuals

If you're using AIStorageDepot on your own, it's free — no credit card, no trial clock. The free plan includes:

  • 100 MB of storage.
  • Unlimited MCP, API, and slash-command use.
  • Every item type, plus custom types.
  • Version history on every item.
  • The prebuilt AIStorageDepot Library to browse and copy from.

The paid plans are about working with a team — they don't unlock individual features, they add sharing, roles, and scale.

Plans at a glance

PlanPrice (mo / yr)SeatsTeamsShared storage
Individual Free$0100 MB
Teams$9 / $99up to 10up to 101 GB
Teams Plus$49 / $499up to 100 (+$0.60/extra)up to 10010 GB
Company$99 / $999up to 1,000 (+$0.15/extra)up to 1,000100 GB
Company Plus$749 / $7,499up to 10,000unlimited1 TB

Yearly billing saves roughly two months. Every paid plan includes the full toolkit — roles, invites, the company-wide library, admin console, audit log, and VPN/IP controls; the tiers differ in scale, not features.

Extra seats

Teams Plus and Company let you add seats beyond the included count — $0.60/mo each on Teams Plus, $0.15/mo each on Company. Teams and Company Plus are fixed at their included seat counts.

Managing your billing

  • Upgrade — from the pricing page or the in-app upgrade flow. Upgrades are prorated and charged immediately.
  • Cancel — from the billing portal (or in-app for individuals). You keep the plan until the end of the period you've paid for; there are no refunds for unused time.
  • Downgrade — move to a smaller plan by cancelling and re-subscribing; a paid period is a paid period.

Storage & grace

Each plan has a storage limit (above). If a library goes over its limit — or a plan lapses — it turns read-only with a 90-day grace window and email warnings. Nothing is silently deleted; you have plenty of time to export or trim. We also never purge accounts for inactivity: step away for a year and your library is waiting.

Payments

Billing runs entirely on Stripe. Your card number goes to Stripe's vault — never our servers or database.


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