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Omnipresence

Account and billing

Plans, trials, seats, model keys and invoices.

Updated October 20, 2026

Two different kinds of money run through Omnipresence, and keeping them apart explains most of how billing works.

The software fee and the model spend

You pay us a flat monthly fee for the software: the scheduling, the parsing, the judgment and the interfaces. You pay your model provider directly for the prompt runs, at list price, on your own key. We never resell model calls, which is why prompts are unlimited on every plan.

What a plan caps

Projects and seats. Not prompts, and not assistants: every plan reaches ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. The higher plans add two-way MCP, roles, per-project keys, multiple samples per run, the activity log, API access and the paperwork a security review needs.

Nothing is deleted

Pausing or cancelling stops new runs. Everything already measured stays exactly where it is, so a gap in the trend line is a gap rather than a reset.

Concepts rather than clicks: pricing this work for clients.

In this section

  1. 01Plans and limitsWhat each Omnipresence plan caps, what it does not cap, and which features the higher plans add. Prices and the full matrix are on the pricing page.
  2. 02Your free trialWhat the seven-day Omnipresence trial includes, whether a card is needed, what happens on day eight, and how to get the most out of the week.
  3. 03Keys and spendWhere model keys live, how account and project keys resolve, the projected cost by engine, and how to control what a month of tracking costs.
  4. 04Invoices and cancellingRead the billing screen: your current plan, next bill, committed term and invoices, and what pausing, cancelling and resuming actually do.
  5. 05Activity logWhat the account activity log records, how to read an entry, and why it matters once more than one person can change a project.

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