Plans and usage

Node access, AI allowance and what happens when a plan changes.

Node access follows your plan

Each node reference lists its minimum plan directly from the app’s policy. Free bots follow one Primary wallet. Tier 1 unlocks advanced workflow and company/Discord features; Tier 2 unlocks Aegis-dependent research nodes.

Limits on saved and running bots are separate from node access. Use the current app and pricing page for your account’s exact allowance and available features.

AI credit is not trading balance

Free accounts currently have no Orbi AI allowance. Paid included AI credit is based on 50% of the captured plan payment; annual payments spread their allowance across months. Discounts can reduce the granted credit.

Actual spending depends on model, input, output and reasoning—not a universal fixed number of tokens. See your shared usage meter in the Agents input settings. Multiple Orbis share the same account cap. Trading funds are separate.

Unavailable nodes stay visible

If a plan no longer covers a node, the saved node remains visible and locked rather than disappearing. Restore your subscription or deliberately remove the node and repair its connections.

An ineligible strategy cannot keep opening new positions by hiding locked nodes. Existing exits are safety work; keep them valid and inspect open positions instead of assuming a plan expiry liquidates everything.

Check data freshness

A cached, delayed, stale or uncovered observation is not live confirmation. Read data labels in Discover, Aegis and the terminal before making comparisons.

A saved task that sleeps for usage is different from a broken graph or a task waiting for your answer. Restore the needed entitlement/allowance and check the current task state.