Free is enough to connect two apps and prove a real result on your own business. No card required. Paid plans from $99/mo add recurring automations, capacity, and controls—not artificial feature gates.
CRM, marketing, finance, goals, sites, ads, apps, automations, and governance are included from Starter.
Use AMOS Intelligence (Basic) on Free, AMOS Intelligence (Frontier) on paid plans, or bring your own AI account with no AMOS markup.
Stand up, deploy, and share any app or workflow you build — straight from your AI, on our infra.
Free isn’t a trial. Keep using it within its limits for as long as you like.
Anything consequential waits for your OK, and every action is logged.
Move up as apps, compute, storage, egress, connections, and AMOS Intelligence use become a larger part of daily operations.
// No CRM add-on. No marketing add-on. No ads unlock. Plans scale capacity and operating requirements.
Prove one verified outcome on your own business.
Everything AMOS can do, with AMOS Intelligence (Frontier).
For growing businesses running more of the company through AMOS.
For regulated workloads where isolation and proof are part of the product.
// AMOS Intelligence (Frontier) and the hosted environment include generous usage; beyond it, overage is metered. Bring your own AI account on any plan with no AMOS markup. Enterprise adds personal support and outcome-scoped deployment.
One business app linked to AMOS.
e.g. QuickBooks plus Gmail is 2 connected apps. Free includes 2, Starter 10.
A standing job that runs on its own, on a schedule or when something changes. Recurring automations start on Starter.
e.g. “Every Monday, chase invoices more than 30 days overdue” is 1 automation.
A one-off outcome you hand AMOS, with a budget and limits you approve. It’s checked before it counts as done. Counted per month.
e.g. “Build 500 qualified prospects. No outreach.” is 1 mission.
The AI built into AMOS, with nothing to set up. Basic comes with Free. Frontier, on paid plans, is more capable, for complex and longer-running work.
e.g. Basic: “Which invoices are overdue?” Frontier: running that prospect-list mission end to end.
Paid plans include AMOS Intelligence (Frontier) usage; beyond the included amount, overage is metered. Prefer your own AI? Bring your own AI account on any plan, with no AMOS markup.
You shouldn’t have to think in tokens, seats, or feature unlocks. AMOS prices around what your business actually gets: capacity to operate, and missions that end in independently verified results.
Compute, storage, data transfer, isolation, and controls — the operating envelope your company runs inside. Every capability is included from Starter.
A mission is a bounded contract: the outcome, a budget ceiling, hard boundaries, and an independent check that verifies the result before it counts as done. Included on every plan.
Deployments are priced around a measurable business outcome, the governance model, and rollout — proven first, expanded from evidence.
As AMOS becomes part of the everyday operating path, the underlying workload and service requirements grow with it. Pricing follows those measurable drivers.
Additional apps, workflows, connections, and recurring operating loops naturally consume more platform capacity.
Compute, storage, and data transfer scale with real workloads. Included capacity and metered overages keep that growth legible.
Free includes AMOS Intelligence (Basic). Paid plans include AMOS Intelligence (Frontier) usage, with additional usage metered. Customers can also bring their own AI accounts.
Dedicated data, network isolation, retention, SSO, audit export, support, and SLAs belong in higher tiers because they cost more to operate.
Enterprise pricing depends on what AMOS connects, the control and isolation model, the rollout, and the operational result—not simply how many people receive a login.
Start with a bounded workflow or decision loop, a clear baseline, and success criteria the business can verify.
Map business units, roles, scopes, policies, approvals, retention, and the decisions that must remain human.
Integrate the systems, data, documents, APIs, and bespoke software the outcome actually depends on.
Use receipts and measured results to widen the deployment across teams without losing control or organizational memory.
Choose one consequential workflow, define the baseline and authority boundaries, and prove the operational value before expanding.
Not anything that matters. Sending to a customer, moving money, publishing or deleting waits for your OK, and the AI can’t approve its own work. Routine reads and drafts just run. Every action is logged, and you can turn off an automation or decline pending work at any time.
No. AMOS connects to the apps you already use (QuickBooks, Stripe, HubSpot, Gmail, your calendar and more) and does the work between them. If a per-seat tool stops earning its keep, AMOS can host one you own instead, but that’s optional.
Your plan takes about a minute: give AMOS your website. Connecting an app is a sign-in and a click, and AMOS can send a secure link to whoever runs the books. Start with the one job costing you the most and add more when you’re ready.
In your company’s own isolated space on the AMOS platform. Logins to your apps stay encrypted on our servers and are never handed to the AI. Roles (owner, admin, member, viewer) decide who on your team can do what, and you can disconnect any app whenever you like.
A chat window answers questions, then forgets. AMOS is connected to your real apps and data, remembers how your business works, and does the work on a schedule or when something changes, with your approval on what matters and a record of every action.
Paid capacity stops, and the Free plan stays free, with its limits (2 connected apps, 3 missions a month). Your data and anything you built on AMOS stay yours to export.
AMOS reads your website and builds a plan to connect your apps, make sense of the work and automate it. It ends with your free account, where you connect two real apps and run your first verified Mission before upgrading.
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