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Lyzr runs on a consumption-based model. You pay only for the agents you run - no per-seat fees, no feature gates, no surprise charges. The same rates apply whether you ship one agent or a thousand.

Model

Consumption-based

Billing Unit

Credits per run

Transparency

No feature gates

LLM Costs

Pass-through, no markup
Looking for subscription tiers and credit allocations instead? See Plans & Pricing and Understanding Credits. This page covers how each run is priced.

How it works

1

Purchase a subscription

Choose a plan that matches your expected volume. Your subscription converts directly into usable credits.
2

Receive credits

Credits sit in your workspace, ready to spend. No feature licenses to manage.
3

Run agents, deduct credits

Credits are deducted each time an agent runs. Cost reflects the work delivered, not the feature surface.
Three principles hold across every plan:
  • No feature gates - every capability is included.
  • No hidden charges - you pay for runs and complexity, nothing else.
  • Predictable cost - one price per run, set by complexity tier.
All prices are in USD. Billing runs on credits where 1 credit = $1, so a $0.06 run deducts 0.06 credits from your workspace. The same per-run prices apply whether you ship one agent or a thousand.

What counts as a run

A run is one complete execution from input to output. Whether a user types a question or a scheduled workflow fires at 9 AM, each distinct execution is one run. A run is never priced by the number of agents involved, tools called, or features active - only by the complexity tier the agent belongs to. A run is tied to a request, not a session. Each message a user sends is a new run - even if it’s to the same agent, in the same conversation. Example - same agent, same chat, 2 runs:
  1. “Find the quarterly report” - 1 run - $0.06
  2. “Also break down revenue by department” - 1 run - $0.06
Total: 2 runs, $0.12
What doesn’t add to the run count: the internal work the agent does to fulfill a single request. If an agent fetches data, reasons across it, and formats a response - that is still one run. The counter increments when the user sends a new request, not when the agent takes another step. These do not change the run count:
  • Multiple agents working together - still one run.
  • Multiple tool calls within a workflow - still one run.
  • Memory, knowledge bases, or integrations active - still one run.
Included in every run at no extra cost: memory, knowledge bases, semantic models, tool calls and integrations, and orchestration. There are no feature-level charges - the run price is all-in. The only separate line item is LLM tokens (see below).

The pricing equation

Two inputs decide your cost. Nothing else moves the number.
Agent Runs x Complexity = Your bill
That’s the whole formula. No per-agent fees. No per-seat fees. No feature add-ons.

Agent Runs

A run is a single execution request - regardless of how many agents participate in fulfilling it. One request means one run, whether it touches one agent or twenty.

Agent Complexity

Not all agents are priced the same. A single-agent task costs less than multi-agent orchestration; voice is priced separately. Complexity reflects the nature of the work, not the number of features used.

Daily Email Digest Agent

A single agent runs every morning at 9 AM, scans your inbox, and sends a Slack message if something needs attention. One scheduled trigger = one run.1 run/day x $0.06 = $0.06/day (SaaS, Simple)

Research Assistant

A manager coordinates three specialist agents to research a topic and return one brief. One request is one run, no matter how many agents run inside it.500 runs/day x $0.18 = $90/day (SaaS, Intermediate)

Patient Intake Workflow

A form submission triggers a 6-node Superflow: parse the form, extract information, check the database, create or update the record. One submission = one run.1,000 patients/day x $0.30 = $300/day (SaaS, Complex)

Support Voice Line

An inbound voice agent handles a call. Voice is billed per minute of conversation, not per run.5-minute call x $0.09 = $0.45 per call (SaaS, Voice)

Price at a glance

Pick the tier that matches the agent type you’re building. The tier is visible when you configure the agent in Lyzr Studio. Pricing is shown for both deployment models - switch tabs to compare.

SaaS

Lyzr-hosted in the cloud. Start immediately - nothing to deploy or maintain. If you signed up at studio.lyzr.ai, you’re on SaaS.

Customer VPC (On-Prem)

Lyzr deployed inside your own cloud or data center, so data and compute stay in your environment. Set up under an enterprise agreement.
TierAgent TypePrice
SimpleSingle Agent$0.06 / run
IntermediateManager Agent$0.18 / run
ComplexSuperflow$0.30 / run
VoiceVoice Agent$0.09 / minute
LLM tokens are billed separately as pass-through at cost - see LLM costs below.

Agent types & pricing

Each tier maps to an agent type you build in Studio. Start with the concept, follow the link to learn how to build it, and open “Pricing for extreme cases” only if you’re running unusually heavy workloads.

Simple - Single Agent

One agent handles the task end to end. When to use: customer support replies, document summaries, ticket classification, one-shot data extraction.
SaaSCustomer VPC
$0.06 / run$0.03 / run

Build a Single Agent

Learn how to configure and deploy a single agent in Lyzr Studio.

Intermediate - Manager Agent

Multiple agents coordinated by a manager. Best for branching workflows, multi-source research, and parallel tasks with a small team of specialist agents.
SaaSCustomer VPC
$0.18 / run$0.09 / run

Build a Manager Agent

Learn how to orchestrate multiple agents with a manager.
Manager pricing is based on the number of sub-agents actually executed at runtime, not the total number configured. Most managers fall in the base band; very large teams are priced in steps.
Sub-agents executedSaaSCustomer VPC
1-4$0.18$0.09
5-8$0.36$0.18
9 or more$0.54$0.27
Example: a manager configured with 10 agents but only 4 executed falls in the first band, billed at $0.09 (Customer VPC). The standard Manager price ($0.18 SaaS / $0.09 VPC) is exactly this first band - bands only step up beyond 4 executed sub-agents.

Complex - Superflow

Multi-step orchestration across an agent network. Best for long-running business processes, multi-stage pipelines, and large agent networks.
SaaSCustomer VPC
$0.30 / run$0.18 / run

Build a Superflow

Learn how to design multi-step orchestration with Superflow.
A standard Superflow falls in the base band. Pricing scales only when a flow runs an unusually large number of node executions.
Nodes executedSaaSCustomer VPC
1-10$0.30$0.18
11-20$0.60$0.36
21-30$0.90$0.54
Beyond 30 node executions, pricing switches to a per-node model on top of the 30-node band:
DeploymentCost per node (beyond 30)
SaaS$0.02
Customer VPC$0.01
Example (Customer VPC): 50 node executions = the 30-node band ($0.54) + 20 extra nodes x $0.01 = $0.74.The node count includes loops, retries, dynamic branching, and any Superflow node. If you run multiple sub-tasks through Spawns, each sub-task counts as one executed node.Nested Superflows: when a Superflow invokes another Superflow, pricing accumulates across executions. For example, a parent at $0.18 calling a nested flow at $0.18 totals $0.36; three Superflows executing would total $0.54 (Customer VPC).Agent Swarms: very large agent swarms are also priced separately - reach out for a tailored quote.

Voice - Voice Agent

Conversational voice interaction. Best for inbound and outbound calls, conversational IVR, and voice-driven customer journeys. Voice is billed per minute, not per run.
SaaSCustomer VPC
$0.09 / minute$0.06 / minute

Build a Voice Agent

Learn how to configure and deploy a voice agent.

LLM costs - pass-through only

Lyzr does not mark up LLM usage. You either bring your own model and pay the provider directly, or use a Lyzr-provided model at exact cost.

Bring your own model

No LLM charges from Lyzr. You pay your model provider directly - those costs never touch your Lyzr credits.
  • Use your existing model contracts and pricing.
  • No LLM costs incurred from Lyzr.
  • Switch providers without touching your Lyzr bill.

Use a Lyzr-provided model

Pass-through at cost, zero markup. If a model costs Lyzr one dollar, exactly one dollar is deducted from your credits.
  • One vendor, one bill - orchestration and tokens together.
  • Provider-rate pricing surfaced transparently in usage logs.
  • Switch between BYOM and Lyzr-provided per agent.

Understanding your bill

Your billing view is designed to be understandable within minutes - no need to understand internal architecture or perform month-end reconciliation. For any agent you can see its complexity, run cost, deployment type, estimated monthly spend, and a clear split between platform cost and LLM cost.

Example - Manager Agent on Customer VPC

Rate$0.09 per run
Volume10,000 runs/month
Platform cost$900
LLM cost$400
Total$1,300

Common questions

No. A workflow triggered by a single request counts as one run, regardless of how many agents execute within it.
Scheduled executions count as runs too. Each time the workflow fires, it is one run.
No. Features like memory, KB lookups, and tool integrations are included in the run - there are no feature-level charges.
Lyzr does not charge for LLM usage. You pay your model provider directly, and those costs don’t touch your Lyzr credits.
The tier is determined by the agent type you build - Single, Manager, Superflow, or Voice. It’s visible when you configure the agent in Lyzr Studio.
Yes. Very high-intensity scenarios - Superflows running large node counts (e.g. 1,000+ iteration loops), nested Superflows, or managers coordinating 9+ sub-agents - are priced in steps to cover the additional cost. See the “Pricing for extreme cases” sections above, or talk to us for extreme scale.

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