AGI managed cloud
Open by default
The Free plan on AGI managed cloud is open by default. Sign in and start: it has no waitlist and needs no invite code. A self-serve paid plan starts at checkout when paid upgrades are open to your account; while they are not, it needs an access code, and without one you join the upgrade waitlist. The Team plan is one of those self-serve plans, billed per seat. The Enterprise plan, with SSO and SCIM, is a contract conversation rather than a self-serve checkout.
How usage works
Managed cloud usage is metered. A paid plan carries a capacity allowance, and the usage view in Settings shows how much of your current allowance you have used and when it resets. Usage is reported as a percentage of your allowance and a reset time. On the Free plan the usage view shows only Upgrade, never a meter.
Running out of capacity
When your allowance is exhausted, managed cloud requests stop until the allowance resets. Local mode and BYOK are unaffected by managed-cloud capacity because they do not run on AGI-operated provider access.
Where AGI managed cloud data is hosted
Hosted data lives in the United States. EU and UK residency hosting is on the roadmap and is not available today. Local conversations never leave your device in the first place.
Training
AGI does not use customer conversation content to train AGI-owned models. Website users can use AGI managed cloud. The Free plan runs on a model AGI chooses, within a small usage allowance, and paid plans with more capacity start from the pricing page, which offers the upgrade waitlist or takes an access code if upgrades are not open to your account yet. The CLI supports Local and BYOK. The CLI is coming soon. VS Code BYOK is coming soon. Managed cloud is open by default, not invite-only.