Gumloop Pricing 2026: Pro Credits, BYOK & Enterprise

Gumloop's current pricing has two primary plans: self-serve Pro and sales-assisted Enterprise. Pro starts at $37 per month with 20,000 included credits, while Enterprise is custom. The simplicity of the plan table hides a more sophisticated usage model underneath: tokens, tools and compute are charged based on actual consumption, with an 8% orchestration fee.

The model is designed to avoid per-seat pricing. Pro includes unlimited seats, teams and agents, which can be attractive for organizations that want many employees experimenting with automation. The tradeoff is that usage, not headcount, becomes the main cost driver.

Gumloop pricing at a glance

Pro: starts at $37/month

The entry Pro tier includes 20,000 credits per month and is currently the standard self-serve paid plan.

It includes unlimited agents, unlimited seats, unlimited teams, 35+ AI models, Company Brain, GitHub Skill Sync, BYOK and one hosted MCP server.

From a collaboration perspective, this is unusually generous because adding another employee does not create another seat subscription. The cost rises when the organization actually consumes more agent/model/tool capacity.

No current permanent Free plan

The live official pricing page currently shows Pro and Enterprise and offers a 14-day Pro trial. It does not list a permanent Free plan for new accounts.

This matters because older Gumloop blog posts and third-party reviews may still describe historical Free tiers. Those pages reflect earlier pricing generations.

SearchSagar uses the current live pricing page as the authority for new purchases.

14-day Pro trial

New accounts can start a 14-day Pro trial to evaluate the paid product before subscribing.

The SearchSagar source record indicates current signup requires payment details. Users should therefore confirm the renewal date and cancellation process when starting the trial.

Because paid subscription fees are generally non-refundable, the trial is the best period for running production-like tests.

20,000 included credits

Credits are Gumloop's internal usage currency. The entry Pro plan includes 20,000 per month.

Credits can represent model tokens, tool calls, image generation, transcription, workflow compute and other resource usage.

Different agents can therefore have radically different cost per outcome. A simple classification flow may be inexpensive while a research agent using frontier models and many connectors may consume much more.

One credit equals $0.005 for overage

Current support documentation lists pay-as-you-go overage at $0.005 per credit.

That means 1,000 overage credits cost $5 and 10,000 cost $50 before any separate third-party charges that may apply.

Overage is optional. Organizations can instead choose a higher Pro credit tier or negotiate a custom arrangement.

Overage cap

When overage is enabled, current support documentation says it is capped at 2x the plan.

This creates a guardrail against unlimited accidental spend while allowing important automations to continue after included credits are exhausted.

Administrators should still combine the cap with usage-threshold alerts and agent-level spend controls.

Pro credit tiers up to 1.5M

Gumloop supports self-serve Pro credit tiers from 20,000 up to 1.5 million credits per month.

Moving to a higher tier gives better per-credit economics. Mid-cycle upgrades add the incremental credits to the existing balance rather than wiping out unused credits.

This makes the upgrade path behave more like a top-up while preserving a predictable recurring allocation for future months.

How the 8% orchestration fee works

In August 2026, Gumloop described a transparent pricing model that passes token and compute costs through at cost and adds a base 8% orchestration fee.

The fee pays for the orchestration layer around the underlying AI and tool infrastructure rather than hiding vendor margins inside a large fixed credit multiplier.

Enterprise customers can negotiate orchestration-fee discounts.

Model-token costs

AI model usage is token-based. A long prompt, large context and high-output frontier model costs more than a short classification request to a smaller model.

Gumloop's multi-model approach makes cost optimization possible because builders can choose cheaper models for high-volume simple tasks.

Teams should avoid defaulting every agent to the most expensive model when a lower-cost model produces the same business outcome.

Tool and compute costs

Agents can also consume credits through connector tools, external APIs, code execution, browser work or other compute.

Some third-party services have their own fees that Gumloop cannot eliminate. Enrichment vendors, paid APIs and SaaS subscriptions should be modeled separately.

This means “20,000 Gumloop credits” is not the entire automation budget if workflows rely on paid external systems.

BYOK economics

BYOK lets Pro and Enterprise customers bring model-provider keys.

Gumloop says the AI-model portion then uses 50% fewer Gumloop credits, while the customer pays the model provider directly. For example, image generation can fall from 30 Gumloop credits to 15 under BYOK, while transcription also receives roughly half the platform credit charge.

Tool calls and fixed non-AI workflow costs are not eliminated.

When BYOK makes sense

BYOK is attractive for companies that already have negotiated OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI or other model agreements, or that want direct provider-level spend visibility.

It is less useful for a small user who prefers one consolidated bill and does not want to manage provider keys.

The key economic question is whether lower Gumloop credits offset the operational overhead and direct provider bill.

Unlimited seats

Pro includes unlimited seats. This changes the cost curve compared with per-user AI automation platforms.

A 20-person team and a 100-person team can share the same base subscription if their total usage fits the chosen credit tier.

However, more builders usually create more usage. Unlimited seats remove licensing friction but do not make execution free.

Unlimited teams and agents

Pro also includes unlimited teams and agents, encouraging experimentation without forcing a new plan for every workflow.

The practical limit becomes usage, connector permissions and concurrency rather than object count.

This can be useful for organizations building many specialized internal agents.

Concurrency limits

Entry Pro includes five concurrent workflow runs and 25 concurrent agent chats.

An automation can have enough monthly credits and still bottleneck at peak load if many executions start simultaneously.

Enterprise can customize concurrency and queuing, making it more suitable for mission-critical high-throughput processes.

MCP hosting

Pro includes one hosted MCP server. Enterprise can receive custom server capacity and additional tracking/governance.

MCP can reduce integration duplication by exposing Gumloop-managed tools to external compatible agents, but those calls still consume underlying resources and must be secured.

Enterprise pricing

Enterprise numerical pricing is not public. The plan includes custom credits, potential orchestration-fee discounts, optional embedded experts, VPC, RBAC, SAML/SCIM, audit logs, custom retention and model controls.

Enterprise buyers should ask sales to separate base platform cost, usage allocation, VPC or embedded-expert charges and any negotiated usage discount.

Usage alerts

Gumloop supports configurable credit-usage notifications at thresholds such as 75% or 90%.

Organizations can also receive alerts when included credits are exhausted and overage begins.

These alerts should be enabled before production rollout because agent usage can scale faster than expected after a workflow gains adoption.

Shared organization pool

Usage from shared agents inside an organization is deducted from the organization's common credit pool rather than assigned to the individual agent owner.

Admins can set per-user caps to limit how much one person consumes, while still using a centralized pool.

This aligns well with unlimited seats but makes governance important: one experimental user can otherwise burn capacity needed by production agents.

Do credits roll over?

Standard Pro users should not assume unused credits roll over. Gumloop's own support history has treated rollover as an Enterprise or negotiated capability rather than a universal Pro benefit.

If rollover is commercially important, confirm it explicitly in the current order or support documentation for the chosen plan.

Cancellation

Gumloop's Terms say subscriptions renew automatically on the selected monthly or annual billing cycle unless canceled.

Users can cancel renewal through account management or by contacting support.

The remaining access period follows the applicable billing cycle and account terms.

Refund policy

Paid subscription fees are non-refundable except where applicable law requires otherwise.

That makes testing during the 14-day trial especially important before selecting annual billing or a high credit tier.

Cost scenario: small automation team

A small team can start with $37 Pro even if several employees collaborate because seats are unlimited.

If the organization stays within 20,000 credits, Gumloop can be inexpensive on a per-person basis.

The main risk is workload growth rather than headcount growth.

Cost scenario: 40,000 total monthly credits

If a team on the 20,000-credit entry tier consumes 20,000 extra credits through enabled overage, the additional usage would be $100 at $0.005 per credit, producing a $137 effective month before external services.

Because Pro has higher credit tiers with better unit economics, a team repeatedly consuming that amount should compare a tier upgrade against overage rather than automatically paying variable charges.

Cost scenario: model-heavy agents

An agent that uses frontier models for long research tasks can spend disproportionately on tokens.

BYOK may reduce Gumloop's AI-model credits by half, but the external provider will then invoice the token cost directly. The correct comparison is total platform plus provider spend, not Gumloop credits alone.

Pricing versus n8n

n8n Cloud Starter currently costs €20 per month billed annually for 2,500 workflow executions, while Pro is €50 for 10,000 executions. n8n prices the whole workflow execution rather than each step.

Gumloop prices underlying AI/tool/compute usage and focuses more heavily on agents. n8n can be more predictable for deterministic workflow volume; Gumloop can be more flexible for agent-heavy work.

Pricing versus Lindy

Lindy Plus costs $29.99 per user per month for 3,000 credits, Pro $99.99 for 15,000 and Max $199.99 for 35,000.

Gumloop's unlimited-seat model can be much cheaper for a large team of builders, while Lindy's per-seat model is easier to understand for a small number of AI-teammate users.

Pricing versus Relevance AI

Relevance AI currently offers a Free tier with 200 monthly actions. Pro is $29 monthly or $19/month billed annually, while Team is $349 monthly or $234/month billed annually. Enterprise is custom.

Relevance separates actions from vendor credits, while Gumloop uses a unified credit/cost model around tokens, tools and compute.

Budget controls for production agents

Usage-based automation should have an explicit budget before it is scheduled or exposed to a large team. Gumloop's threshold notifications can warn administrators before the included pool is exhausted, while Enterprise adds more advanced spend caps and approvals.

For a new agent, start with a conservative execution schedule and a low overage cap. Increase capacity only after the team understands average and worst-case cost per run.

Annual versus monthly billing

Gumloop's Terms allow both monthly and annual subscription cycles, while the public pricing page emphasizes the starting monthly price. Exact annual savings can vary with the selected credit tier and checkout.

Because fees are generally non-refundable, buyers should not calculate an annual discount from assumptions. Use the live checkout or written quote for the chosen credit allocation and commit annually only after the production workload is understood.

Final pricing verdict

Gumloop is inexpensive to start and unusually collaboration-friendly because Pro does not meter seats. Its cost model becomes more complex only when agents run frequently or use expensive models and tools.

The best buying approach is to use the 14-day trial to measure credits per successful business outcome, then choose the recurring credit tier before automations become mission-critical.

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