Provisioning 05 · list prices, billed annually
You are buying work, not chairs.
A seat licence prices the person sitting in front of the software. That is the wrong unit for something that works while nobody is sitting there. Ninja bills the work: credits on the shared tiers, capacity on your own.
Free and Pro are self-serve and start in the console. Business is self-serve with an administrator. Enterprise is quoted, because a deployment inside your own cloud is priced on capacity rather than on people.
Real runs, small ones. No card.
- One task at a time
- A starting balance of credits
- A limited model roster
- Image generation, limited
For somebody who has real work to hand over.
- 2,500 credits a month, the year's allowance available up front
- Up to five seats, credits shared between them
- Four tasks running at once
- Frontier text and image models
- Connectors for the usual systems of record
- A three-million-token context window
When more than one person is depending on it.
- 5,000 credits a month, shared
- Seats without a count
- Tasks in parallel without a count
- Working memory that stops being your problem
- Workspace administration
- Keep your work out of training
- Support with a queue jump
Priced against the deployment, not the headcount.
- Everything in Business
- Your own cloud, on premises, or air gapped
- Enterprise sign-on and security review
- Integrations built for your estate
- A support line and a service level
- Open-weight models on hardware you own
Prices are the published monthly rates when billed for the year. Model rosters move as new models ship. A quoted deployment depends on where it runs and how much capacity you want standing.
A credit is a
unit of work
done.
Not a message, not a seat, not a month. A short question costs almost nothing. A three-day migration costs what three days of machine work costs.
Which is the honest way round: the bill follows the job you gave it, and a team that hands over more work pays more than a team that hands over less.
| Unit | What it prices |
|---|---|
| Seat | A person who might use it |
| Message | How chatty the interface is |
| Action | How many steps the vendor chose |
| Credit | The work the run actually did |
| Machine | Capacity standing by, unmetered |
Start on the
free tier. It is
the same product.
Nothing about the free tier is a demonstration mode. It runs the same way, on a smaller allowance.