Pricing
typed runs on a monthly subscription with no rolling windows. Solo and team plans. Optional top-ups when you need more volume mid-month. Annual options on solo plans; teams are monthly only.
Highlights
- ~950K context on every text tier and ~950K on multimodal. No opt-in header required.
- Monthly billing. No 5-hour reset windows.
- Solo plans for evaluation through heavy daily use -- Starter, Pro, Max.
- Team plans for orgs. Per-seat pricing plus hosted codebase indexing.
- Top-ups when you need more volume. Add credit mid-month at a flat per-dollar rate.
- Auto-top-up is opt-in. Enable it in the dashboard and the next request past quota keeps your session going.
- Sales-final. Try a month -- the remaining weeks still serve normally if you cancel before renewal.
Compared to subscription AI CLIs
Same monthly price as the leading subscription CLIs -- what changes is the billing shape and the context you get for it, not the cost.
| Reference Pro | typed Pro | Reference Max | typed Max | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly | $20 | $20 | $100 | $100 |
| Annual | $200 | $200 | not offered | $1,000 |
| Quality | frontier-class | same frontier-class quality | frontier-class | same frontier-class quality |
| Context window | 200K default (1M via beta header) | ~950K on every text tier and multimodal | 200K default (1M via beta header) | ~950K on every text tier and multimodal |
| Billing | rolling 5-hour + weekly windows | monthly, top-ups optional | rolling 5-hour + weekly windows | monthly, top-ups optional |
Image input and prompt caching work on every typed tier, the same as the reference plans -- so the table above only lists what actually differs. The real difference is the billing shape: monthly billing with optional top-ups, instead of 5-hour rolling windows and weekly caps. See pricing details for the top-up and auto-top-up mechanics.
Subscribe
Open the dashboard to pick a plan.
For the per-tier breakdown, top-up mechanics, and auto-top-up settings, see pricing details. For a full side-by-side including model differences, see the honest comparison and migration guide.