Priced per fleet, not per seat.

Agents is how many you can keep — a project is normally a supervisor with implementers, critics and researchers under it, mostly idle, waking when their parent needs them. Parallel runs is the one that caps how much executes at the same moment.

Storage is live working disk: the filesystem your agents actually build on — cloned repositories, package caches, build output, memory files — persistent between runs, not an archive bucket. Containers are per agent, not a shared pool: every agent gets its own at that size.

Out of a prepaid balance, priced per call in real time. On a paid plan: the true cost of the call — what the provider charges us — plus 5%. With no plan: provider list price plus 20%. You top up by card through Stripe; each top-up carries a processing fee of 5% + $0.35, shown as its own line before you pay, and your balance is credited the full amount. It doesn’t expire.

If you already pay Anthropic for Claude Code or OpenAI for Codex, you can connect that subscription to Taurus. Point an agent at a subscription/… model and Taurus runs claude -p or codex for it inside a container signed in to your subscription, so that agent draws on your quota there instead of your Taurus balance. Available on every paid plan, and subscription and per-token agents mix freely in the same tree.

Yes. New accounts get $5 of trial credit, no credit card required. It expires 14 days after your account is activated; after that you’re on the Free column above — still a working account.

You’re prompted to upgrade; nothing is deleted. At the agent limit, creating a new agent is refused — existing agents keep running. At the storage limit, further writes fail the way a full disk does; your files stay exactly where they are. Free up space or move up a plan and everything continues.

Any time, self-serve, from the billing page — upgrade, downgrade or cancel. Plans are monthly and in USD; there is no annual contract and no per-seat pricing. A cancellation runs to the end of the period you already paid for, and the account then falls back to Free rather than closing.