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Make the free plan count

What the free plan includes, habits that stretch it, and when Pro actually makes sense.

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Free plans usually come with an asterisk. This one is worth reading about anyway. The free plan includes the parts of Cybercorp that matter: Cyber Copilot, the visual studio, your app connections, six languages, both themes. This guide covers what you get, how to use it well, and when paying starts to be the honest answer.

What free actually includes

The free plan is not a demo. You get Cyber Copilot, the chat assistant that works with the apps you already use. You get Cyber Workflow, the visual studio where you build routines. You get connections: plug in the key for each app once, privately, and everything reuses it — up to ten connected apps on free. Six languages. Light and dark themes. The real product.

What separates the plans is mostly room: how much you can run, how often, how heavily. The shape of the product is the same on every plan. That means anything you learn on the free plan carries over. Nothing you build has to be rebuilt if you upgrade later, and nothing forces you to.

One good routine beats five

The easiest way to waste room is near-copies: a morning brief, a slightly different morning brief for Mondays, a third one you made while testing. Each runs separately, each spends capacity, and each has to be fixed separately when something changes. Keep one routine and make it good.

Routines can branch on conditions, which is what makes one enough. A single morning routine can check what day it is and take the Monday path on Mondays. One routine, one schedule, one thing to maintain. When you feel the urge to duplicate, add a branch instead.

Schedules over taps

Manual runs are for testing. Once a routine works, put it on a schedule and let it run when it should, not when you remember. A scheduled routine runs the right number of times: no forgotten mornings, no anxious double-runs at lunch to check whether it worked the first time.

Match the schedule to how fast the source actually changes. Headlines can matter every morning; a savings summary changes slowly and reads just as well once a week. Weekly instead of daily is seven times less spend for the same understanding. Generous still rewards being deliberate.

When Pro makes sense

There is a real signal, and it is not a feeling. It is the day you catch yourself rationing: skipping a run you wanted, spacing schedules out further than the information deserves, deleting a routine that was earning its place. When the free plan starts shaping your decisions, you have outgrown it.

Until that day, stay on free with a clear conscience. The plans are listed at cybercorp.ai/pricing whenever you want to compare, and everything you have built comes with you if you move. There is no penalty for waiting and no prize for hurrying. The right time to pay is when free is the thing slowing you down.

What to remember

  • Free includes Copilot, the studio, connections, six languages, both themes.
  • One branching routine beats five near-copies you maintain separately.
  • Upgrade when you notice yourself rationing, not before.

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Take what you have learned into your first Cyber Corp task.