AI platform pricing is notoriously opaque with hidden fees. Businesses struggle to accurately assess ROI when choosing AI employee solutions, and individuals cannot easily determine which plan offers the best value.
OpenMax practices transparent pricing with two public cloud plans plus custom Enterprise and On-Premise options. Each tier features, compute level, and support response times are fully documented. Monthly, weekly, and quarterly billing available with cancel-anytime flexibility.
Air is perfect for individuals getting started. Pro delivers the best value for startups. Enterprise covers unlimited scale and custom integration. On-Premise meets strict data residency and private-cloud deployment requirements.
OpenMax Pricing Snapshot
A quick scan of each OpenMax plan before the full comparison below.
Your first AI employee for validating one recurring workflow.
- 1 AI employee instance
- Standard compute
- All channels + email support
Core productivity engine for startups and small teams.
- 1 AI employee instance
- Advanced compute + full skills
- All channels + 24-hour priority support
Unlimited instances, deep integration, SLA and SSO/SAML for large organizations.
- Unlimited instances
- Custom compute and integrations
- 1-hour response + SLA
Private-cloud or fully self-hosted deployment where data stays in-house.
- Data stays inside your infrastructure
- Custom deployment and integration
- Dedicated technical support + SLA
Plan Comparison at a Glance
OpenMax now presents two public Agent Cloud plans plus custom Enterprise and On-Premise options. Air and Pro include all standard channels, persistent memory, 24/7 availability, and scheduled tasks.
Which OpenMax plan offers the best value, and how should I choose based on team size?
Before and After Using OpenMax
Before
- AI platform pricing is opaque with actual costs far exceeding advertised prices
- Entry-level plans are so feature-limited as to be unusable
- Unclear upgrade paths force re-evaluation when scaling
- No enterprise-grade deployment options such as private deployment, SSO, SLA
After
- Two public plans plus custom Enterprise and On-Premise options
- Air plan already includes omnichannel deployment, scheduled tasks, and persistent memory
- Clear Air to Pro to Enterprise or On-Premise upgrade path
- Enterprise and On-Premise options cover SSO/SAML, SLA guarantees, and private deployment needs
Air ($99/mo): Your First AI Employee
Air is OpenMax's entry-level Agent Cloud plan for individuals and freelancers. It includes 1 AI employee instance, standard AI compute, essential skills, all standard channels such as Telegram, Lark and Slack, plus email support. Core features include persistent memory, 24/7 availability, scheduled tasks, fully managed model selection, and no requirement to bring your own API key.
Pro ($449/mo): Startup Productivity Engine
Pro is OpenMax's recommended value choice for startups and small teams. It keeps the same 1 AI employee instance as Air, but upgrades to advanced AI compute with larger context and stronger reasoning, full skills, all channels, and 24-hour priority support. Choose Pro when your AI employee handles production work or business-critical analysis.
Enterprise (Custom): Unlimited Scale and Deep Integration
Enterprise is custom-priced for large organizations that need unlimited AI employee instances, deeper integration development, SLA guarantees, SSO/SAML, custom compute, and 1-hour response support. It is the right path when a team is ready to scale from one AI employee into a coordinated Agent Team across multiple business functions.
On-Premise (Custom): Self-Hosted, Data Stays In-House
On-Premise is for organizations with strict data residency, compliance, or infrastructure requirements. It supports fully self-hosted or private-cloud deployment, keeps data inside your infrastructure, and includes custom integration, dedicated technical support, SLA, SSO/SAML, and enterprise-grade security.
Pricing Plan Feature Comparison at a Glance
| Feature | Air $99/mo | Pro $449/mo | Enterprise Custom | On-Premise Custom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AI Employees | 1 | 1 | Unlimited | Scoped custom |
| AI Compute | Standard | Advanced | Custom | Private cloud / self-hosted |
| Skills Pack | Essential | Full | Fully Custom | Custom integration |
| Persistent Memory | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 24/7 Availability | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Scheduled Tasks | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Omnichannel Deploy | Yes | Yes | All channels + custom | Private channels / custom |
| Support Response | 24 hours | 1 hour | Dedicated support + SLA | |
| Private Deployment | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| SSO / SAML | No | No | Yes | Yes |
Start with Air
1 AI employee and standard channels. Review current billing terms at checkout.
Get Started- Deploy to Telegram, Lark, Slack
- Persistent memory included
- Scheduled tasks included
- No API key required
- Review current billing terms
Before choosing a plan
Operating responsibility
Identify who owns the AI employee, approves outputs, handles exceptions, and maintains prompts, knowledge, channels, and integrations. A lower plan price does not remove these operating responsibilities.
Runtime and integrations
Confirm which runtime components, connectors, APIs, export formats, and migration support are included. Custom integration work can materially change total cost.
Data path
Map prompts, files, memory, logs, model requests, and backups. Confirm retention, deletion, residency, and model-training terms for the plan and hosting model under review.
Commercial terms
Check billing, renewal, cancellation, usage limits, support response, and service-end data handling in the current checkout or contract. Custom plans should state these terms explicitly.
Plan Selection Decision Guide
When to choose Air ($99/mo)
When to choose Pro ($449/mo)
When to choose Enterprise (Custom)
When to choose On-Premise (Custom)
Frequently Asked Questions
What are OpenMax pricing plans?
OpenMax currently presents two public Agent Cloud plans, Air at $99/mo and Pro at $449/mo, plus custom Enterprise and On-Premise options for unlimited scale, private-cloud deployment, SSO/SAML, SLA and strict data residency requirements.
When is the Air plan a fit?
Air can fit a bounded pilot using one AI employee and standard compute. Confirm that its channels, skills, context, support, and workload limits match the task before relying on it in production.
Do all plans support omnichannel?
Yes. Air and Pro include all standard channels such as Telegram, Lark and Slack. Enterprise adds custom integrations on top of standard channels, and On-Premise can be deployed in a private cloud or self-hosted environment when data residency is strict.
How do cancellation terms work?
Review the current checkout terms for Air and Pro. Enterprise and On-Premise cancellation, renewal, and service-end conditions are defined in the applicable contract.
Inputs for a realistic OpenMax budget
AI employees
Count the independent roles and concurrent workflows required now, then separate pilot demand from the expected scale after validation.
Workload
Estimate context size, task complexity, run frequency, channel coverage, memory needs, and the systems each role must access.
Support and deployment
Include support response, identity integration, custom development, private deployment, data residency, and operating ownership.
Pricing decision checklist
Compare the full scope
Compare employee limits, compute level, skills, channels, memory, scheduled tasks, support, integrations, and deployment requirements together.
Validate with one workflow
Run a representative workflow and record output quality, reviewer effort, exception handling, response needs, and operating cost.
Choose for the next stage
Select the smallest plan that safely supports the validated workflow and its near-term expansion, then reassess after usage stabilizes.
