Jobbit Pricing Explained (2026): Free vs Plus vs Pro vs Max, Credits and Hosting
Jobbit pricing in 2026 explained: Free, Plus (£15), Pro (£79) and Max (£159), how credits work, hosting included with each plan, model choice, and how it compares with rivals.

Pricing pages are written to be scanned, not understood, and AI pricing pages are worse than most: credits, tasks, tokens, pools and limits stacked into columns. This guide explains Jobbit's pricing the way you would explain it to a friend: what each plan is for, what the numbers actually mean, where the value is, and how it compares with paying for ChatGPT, Claude, Manus, Lovable or Replit separately. Prices are in pounds and current at the time of writing; the live pricing page is always the source of truth.
Jobbit is a multipurpose AI agent: one chat that researches, writes, builds and deploys software with hosting included, generates images and media, and runs automations. That breadth is why the plans bundle three things most tools sell separately: agent usage, model choice and cloud hosting.
The four plans at a glance
| Plan | Price | Credits | Concurrent tasks | Hosting pool | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | £0 | 100 a day | 2 | 1 CPU, 1 GB memory | Trying Jobbit, light use |
| Plus | £15 a month | 6,000 a month | 10 | 8 CPU, 8 GB memory | Small businesses, everyday work |
| Pro | £79 a month | 35,000 a month | 10 | 32 CPU, 32 GB memory | Builders, client work, heavier runs |
| Max | £159 a month | 80,000 a month | 20 | 64 CPU, 64 GB memory | Agencies and power users |
Every plan uses the same agents; what changes is how much you can run, how long runs can go, which models you can choose, and how much hosting your apps get.
How credits work
Credits are Jobbit's usage currency. A message, a research run, an app build step, an image or a few seconds of video each consume credits, in proportion to the model and tools used. The rough rules:
- Short chats on Jobbit 1.13 Lite are cheap. The free tier's daily allowance covers a good amount of everyday use.
- Long autonomous runs on stronger models cost more. Building and testing an app on Jobbit 1.13 Ultra, or a deep research job across dozens of sources, uses credits in proportion to the work done.
- Media has listed prices. Image, video, music and speech models show their price in credits per image or per few seconds, so you can choose a cheaper or better model deliberately. Choosing is part of paid plans; free accounts run on the defaults.
- The model picker shows token prices. Named third-party models list their price per million tokens in and out, described in choose your AI model in Jobbit.
Free accounts get 100 credits every day rather than a monthly pool, which suits trying things out; paid plans get a monthly pool sized for real work, and credit packs can top it up.
Concurrent tasks and the queue
Every plan runs a number of tasks at the same time: two on Free, ten on Plus and Pro, twenty on Max. Extra tasks do not fail; they wait in a queue and start automatically when a slot frees. In practice this means you can queue a research job, an app build and a batch of product images and walk away. Paid plans also get faster queue positions, with Max at the front. The controls for steering running work are covered in steer your AI agent mid-run.
Hosting included: what the numbers mean
This is the part most AI tools do not offer at all. When Jobbit builds you a website, a booking system or an internal tool, it deploys and hosts it, and the hosting is part of the plan:
- Free: a 1 CPU, 1 GB memory pool, 2 GB of ephemeral app disk, 1 GB of bandwidth and 100,000 requests a month, a 500 MB database, 500 MB of S3-style storage, 10 MB uploads and 100 emails a day. Hosting is permanent; usage resets every 30 days. Enough for previews and small personal tools.
- Plus: 8 CPU and 8 GB memory, 20 GB app disk, 20 GB bandwidth and 1 million requests a month, a 4 GB database, 2 GB of S3 storage, 50 MB uploads, 2,000 emails a day, a custom domain with automatic SSL. Apps stay live while you are subscribed. Enough for a real small-business site or app with customers.
- Pro: 32 CPU and 32 GB memory, 100 GB app disk, 100 GB bandwidth and 5 million requests, a 20 GB database, 10 GB of S3 storage, 250 MB uploads, 10,000 emails a day, custom domains. Enough for several client sites or a SaaS with paying users.
- Max: 64 CPU and 64 GB memory, 200 GB app disk, 200 GB bandwidth and 10 million requests, a 40 GB database, 20 GB of S3 storage, 500 MB uploads, 20,000 emails a day, priority support.
Compare that with buying hosting, a database, file storage and transactional email separately, which is what an app built with Cursor or Claude Code needs, and the bundle is a large part of the plan's value. How this fits a product launch is in how to build a SaaS with AI.
Models by plan
- Free: Jobbit 1.13 Lite plus two named third-party models open to everyone; default generation models.
- Plus, Pro and Max: all Jobbit tiers (Lite, Pro, Ultra) and the full catalogue of named models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, DeepSeek, Moonshot, xAI, Alibaba, Meta and Z.ai, plus your choice of image, video, music and speech models. Pro and Max add room for the heavier runs that stronger models make possible.
Which plan should you choose?
- Free if you want to see what an agent can do: research, documents, a temporary app preview, some images. Upgrade when you hit the daily limit regularly or want an app to stay live.
- Plus for a freelancer or small business running everyday work through the agent: quotes, documents, research, a live website with a custom domain, a few automations. At £15 a month it is priced below most single AI subscriptions and includes hosting.
- Pro if you build for clients or run a product: heavier app builds, larger documents and datasets, more media, the stronger models, and hosting for several sites. Most agencies and founders sit here.
- Max for teams that run Jobbit as an operating system: twenty concurrent tasks, the highest limits for long autonomous runs and media, priority support.
The freelancer view is in best AI tools for UK freelancers; the small-business automation view is in 50 AI automation ideas.
Not sure which plan fits? Start on Free at jobbit.uk, give the agent a real job, and upgrade the day you want the app to stay live or the run to go longer.
How Jobbit's pricing compares
| Product | Entry paid price | What it covers | Hosting included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jobbit Plus | £15 a month | Agent with research, documents, app builds, media, automations, model choice | Yes, with custom domain |
| ChatGPT Plus | About $20 a month | Chat, agent mode, images | No |
| Claude Pro | About $20 a month | Chat, Claude Code | No |
| Manus | About $20 a month | General agent, credits | Simple sites only |
| Lovable Pro | About $25 a month | App builder | Yes |
| Replit Core | About $20 a month | App builder and IDE | Yes |
| Cursor Pro | About $20 a month | AI code editor | No |
Most people who build and run a business with AI end up with two or three of the rows above, plus hosting. Jobbit's plans are designed so that one plan covers the set: the agent, the models and the hosting. Detailed pricing models across the market are compared in how much do AI agents cost?, and the app-builder market in best vibe coding tools.
Practical ways to spend fewer credits
- Use Lite for routine work and reserve Pro or Ultra for builds, research and hard analysis.
- Ask for a plan first on big jobs, so mistakes are caught before the expensive part.
- Put your context in a project so you stop re-explaining, covered in Jobbit Projects.
- Pick cheaper media models for drafts and better ones for finals; the catalogue shows the price of each.
- Compact long chats so the agent thinks with a clean context instead of re-reading everything.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Jobbit cost?
Jobbit has a free plan with 100 credits a day, and three paid plans: Plus at £15 a month with 6,000 credits, Pro at £79 a month with 35,000 credits, and Max at £159 a month with 80,000 credits. Paid plans include cloud hosting for the apps the agent builds, custom domains and the full model catalogue.
What are Jobbit credits?
Credits are the usage currency. Messages, research runs, app build steps and media generation consume credits in proportion to the model and tools used. Free accounts receive 100 credits daily; paid plans receive a monthly pool, and credit packs can top it up.
Is hosting really included?
Yes. Every plan includes hosting for the apps and sites Jobbit builds, from a 1 CPU and 1 GB pool on Free to 64 CPU and 64 GB on Max, with databases, file storage, bandwidth, emails and custom domains scaling by plan. Apps on paid plans stay live while you are subscribed.
Which plan lets me choose models?
Plus, Pro and Max include all Jobbit tiers, the named third-party models and the choice of image, video, music and speech models. Free includes Jobbit 1.13 Lite, two open named models and the default generation models.
Can I cancel or change plans?
Yes. Plans are monthly, you can change between them, and the plan shown as current in your account tells you what applies in the next period. If a paid model is selected when a plan lapses, chats fall back to the free tier rather than failing.
One plan for the agent, the models and the hosting. Start free on Jobbit and upgrade when the work asks for it.