Start with one task
The pricing structure should stay simple while the product is being fleshed out. The goal is to let users try a focused agent before committing to a larger workflow.
Rather than forcing every team into a complex platform decision, Simple AI Agents is organised around the task you want to complete first.
Pricing options
- Free: try selected agents with limited runs.
- Single agent: run one specific task or agent.
- SEO bundle: content planning, briefs, creation, optimisation and audits.
- Custom workflow: connect multiple agents around your own process.
Free
The free option is for trying selected agents and understanding the output format. It is best for users who want to see whether a focused agent feels more useful than a blank chat.
Use it to test a small content plan, outline or draft workflow before deciding whether the agent belongs in your regular process.
Single agent
Choose a single agent when one task is the obvious bottleneck. That might be content planning, article drafting, content audits, content refreshes or SEO optimisation.
This option keeps the workflow narrow. The team can test one input form, one output format and one review process without committing to a full agent suite.
SEO bundle
The SEO bundle is for teams that want a connected workflow across planning, briefing, writing, optimisation and audit work.
Use it when one-off outputs are useful, but the real value comes from moving work through several steps consistently.
Custom workflow
Custom workflows are for teams that need brand rules, approval stages, specific output formats or connections between agents.
A custom workflow should still start narrow. The first version should prove the most valuable step before adding more automation around it.
What to choose first
If you are testing the service, start with one SEO or content agent. If the output is useful and repeatable, move into a bundle or custom workflow.
Good first choices include SEO content planning, SEO content creation and the Article Draft Agent.
Questions before choosing a plan
Consider which task you repeat most often, who reviews the output and whether the agent needs brand rules, approval steps or exports before it is useful to the team.
Also consider what should not be automated. The most useful workflows keep human review close to the points where judgement, accuracy and brand voice matter.