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Aramb pricing

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AI-agent runtime and billing infrastructure · Official-source review 2026-10-09

Aramb combines model routing, voice, browser execution, sandboxes, memory, tool integrations and usage billing for AI-agent products. It supports no-code authoring and developer integration within a shared credit system.

Updated 2026-10-09View sources
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AI-agent runtime and billing infrastructure
Free access
Hobby includes up to 5,000 credits/month, one workspace and two agents; no card is advertised.
API access
An SDK and common API surface are advertised for runtime primitives and per-end-user usage events.

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Aramb pricing & plans

Hobby

Free

Recurring credit cap

Included scope
5,000 credits/month; 1 workspace; 2 agents

Scale

$49.00 /mo

Monthly

Included scope
25,000 credits; per-tenant metering; usage analytics

Fleet

Not listed

Custom volume terms

Included scope
Enterprise administration and support; compliance status in progress

Price history

No retained pricing changes yet. A current price alone does not establish a historical trend.

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Aramb pricing questions

Is Aramb free?

Yes. Aramb has an ongoing free plan. Hobby includes up to 5,000 credits/month, one workspace and two agents; no card is advertised.

How much does Aramb cost?

Aramb paid plans start at $19 per month (Studio $19/mo, Scale $49/mo). Prices are in USD and last checked Oct 9, 2026.

Does Aramb have an API?

API or developer access is mentioned. An SDK and common API surface are advertised for runtime primitives and per-end-user usage events.