Questions, answered plainly.

Create an account — signups are open and there is nothing to wait for. A free account lets you look around; subscribing is what lets you run the tools, and you can do that whenever you are ready.

No. Creating an account is free and lets you look around, add provider keys and see the catalog. A subscription is what lets you actually run the tools.

On a paid plan, no — but it is the cheapest way to run. Add your own provider key and the provider bills you directly, spending no credits. If you would rather not manage keys, runs spend from the credits included with your plan.

OpenAI, Anthropic (Claude), Google AI (Gemini), xAI (Grok), Perplexity and Atlas Cloud. Each tool tells you which provider it calls, so you know which key it needs.

Keys are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM before they are stored, and are never returned to the browser — after saving you only ever see the last four characters. Delete a key at any time and it is gone, not archived.

Credits are included with every paid plan — 500/mo on Pro, 1,500/mo on Business — and can be topped up any time. Credits are only used when a run has no provider key of its own to fall back on, and the tool tells you when that happens.

Only when a run uses the platform's key instead of yours. If you have saved a key for the provider a tool calls, that run costs you no credits at all — the provider bills you directly.

On a paid plan, every generation from every tool is saved automatically to your Library, with the prompt that made it, so it survives closing the tab. You choose what, if anything, to share publicly.

Yes. You can export or permanently delete your whole account and everything in it whenever you want. Deleting is deleting — it is removed, not hidden.

No. Your Library is private to you. Nothing is shared with other users or shown publicly unless you explicitly choose to share it.

Yes. An organization shares one set of provider keys and one pool of credits, with per-member spend limits so nobody drains it by accident. Members are billed one seat each.