Standard
£30
per month16,000credits each month
Full access to Askollo's agent builder and harness, plus one-time onboarding with an FDO.
credit_card_offNo card upfrontStart 14-day free trialarrow_forward
Pricing questions, answered
You pay a monthly plan, and your agents use credits when they do work. Here is what that means in practice.
Best for small teams
Co-build
£500
per month300,000credits each month
Everything in Standard, plus a customised ontology and a weekly session with a dedicated FDO.
Enterprise
Custom
billed annuallyTailoredcredit volume agreed with you
For teams over 50 people with custom integration needs, multiple advanced ontologies and detailed auditing needs.
Workshop
Get in toucharrow_forward90-minute AI workshop
5 to 15 people from your team build a live, working agent relevant to their role — not a demo, something real. Eligibility criteria applies.
SOC 2 Type II
ISO 27001
GDPR CompliantGetting startedCreditsWhat things cost
Yes. Bring the job you are tired of doing every week and one of our AI operators will build the agent for it alongside you. With you, not for you, so your own team can change it the week after we leave. Standard includes a one-time onboarding with a Forward Deployed Operator (FDO), Co-build has weekly sessions with a dedicated FDO, and Enterprise has a named team.
Example
You bring a job: sorting incoming contracts and matching each one to the right invoice payment. We sit down with your team, build the agent against your real documents and your real accounting system, and within days it is running.
Example
Your team knows exactly how it works, because they built it with us.
A credit is how we measure the work an agent does for you. When an agent reads something, works out what to do, or writes into one of your tools, it uses credits. Small jobs use a few. Big jobs use more.
Example
An agent that reads one email and files it against the right customer uses roughly 30 to 60 credits, or about £0.06 to £0.12.
Example
An agent that reads twenty documents and drafts a memo uses roughly 350 to 600 credits, or about £0.70 to £1.20.
Three things. The agent thinking, the agent doing something in a tool you have connected, and the agent looking something up in your own files. Nothing else on the platform uses credits.
Example
Someone asks your agent what the refund window is. The agent searches your policy library, reads the passages it finds, writes an answer, and posts it into Slack. Four steps, one job, roughly 25 to 50 credits, or about £0.05 to £0.10.
These three use credits. Everything else does not.One job usually involves all three, sometimes several times over.
Three things move the number. Which model the agent uses, since the more capable ones cost more to run. How long the model spends working the answer out before it replies. And how much material gets gathered up and handed to it to read.
Example
"What is our refund window?" answered by a small model from a two page FAQ is about 25 credits, or £0.05. The same question, answered by a larger model that reasons through a two hundred page policy library first, is closer to 50 credits, or £0.10.
Here are six jobs people commonly build, with the range each tends to fall into. Yours will land somewhere in the range depending on how much material is involved.
inbox
Sorting an inbound message
Reads it, works out what it is about, sends it to the right person or queue.
10 to 20 credits
about £0.02 to £0.04
find_in_page
Answering from your own documents
Finds the relevant passages, answers the question, says where the answer came from.
25 to 50 credits
about £0.05 to £0.10
contact_page
Updating a customer record
Reads an email, finds the right contact, pulls out the details, writes them in.
30 to 60 credits
about £0.06 to £0.12
bar_chart
Building a weekly report
Pulls numbers from the tools you have connected, works them out, writes the commentary.
150 to 300 credits
about £0.30 to £0.60
sync
Checking a set of sources for changes
Goes through the sources you named, spots what is different, writes a short summary.
300 to 500 credits
about £0.60 to £1.00
folder_open
Drafting a document from a folder
Reads the whole set, drafts it section by section, references where each point came from.
350 to 600 credits
about £0.70 to £1.20
It depends what you build. If you spent a whole month on a single kind of job, 16,000 credits on Standard would get you roughly this much.
160 to 400
scans of your data
320 to 640
questions answered from your documents
55 to 105
weekly reports
25 to 45
documents drafted
Example
Most teams run several agents at once rather than one. A small operations team might sort 400 messages, answer 200 questions and produce 4 weekly reports in a month, and still have credits left over.
Anything that keeps an agent safe to run, anything to do with setting up your tools, and anything to do with your account. All of it is included in the plan.
Oversight and governance
- Asking a person to approve before an agent acts
- The review queue where those approvals wait
- The record of what an agent did, and why
- Citations showing where an answer came from
- Setting what an agent is allowed to see and touch
- Version history for every agent you build
- Ongoing checks that a live agent still works properly
Tools and connections
- Connecting a tool to your account
- Testing that a connection works
- A tool call that fails
- Retrying after an error
Your account
- Adding people
- Building and editing agents
- Storing your agents and their settings
Example
Your agent drafts a refund email and waits for a manager to approve before sending. The approval costs nothing. Nor does the record showing who approved it and when, or the retry when your email tool times out the first time.
People and accounts
No. There is no per person charge on any plan. You pay for the account, and for the credits your users and your agents use. One account, one credit line.
Example
A team of two and a team of twenty both pay £30 a month on Standard. The only difference is how many credits they work through.
Yes, as many people as you like, on every plan. Everyone shares the same pool of credits. On Standard you can set a limit per person if you want to.
Example
One person builds an agent that answers HR questions. Forty colleagues use it every week. All of them draw from the same 16,000 credits, and the account still pays £30.
Keeping track
You can top up at any time. Credit grants come in packs of £30, which is 16,000 credits. Buy as many as you need, whenever you need them. If you would rather wait, your agents pause and pick up again when your monthly credits refresh.
Example
You get through 16,000 credits by the 20th of the month. One £30 pack adds another 16,000 credits and your agents carry on. Or you leave it, and they start again on the 1st.
Credit figures on this page are illustrative ranges. What a job actually costs depends on how much material your agent works through. Credit values in dollars are rounded and shown as a guide. Prices exclude VAT.