> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.aigentx.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.aigentx.xyz/agix-ecosystem/community-management-ai-agent/pricing-tiers.md).

# Pricing Tiers

### Essential Plan \[One-time payment: 0.5 ETH]

Perfect for those looking to explore the capabilities of AGIX, the Essential plan offers an affordable one-time payment option of 0.5 ETH. It includes AGIX branding and provides all the basic features needed to get started with our AI assistant.

### Pro Plan \[One-time payment: 0.5 ETH + 0.2 ETH/month]

Geared towards professionals aiming to grow their vision, the Pro plan is priced at 0.5 ETH with an additional monthly cost of 0.2 ETH. This plan removes AGIX branding, offering a more personalized experience for users who need a professional touch in their AI interactions.

### Exclusive Plan \[One-time payment: 5 ETH + 1 ETH/month]

Tailored for enterprises seeking a fully customized solution, the Exclusive plan, priced at 5 ETH plus 1 ETH per month, delivers a bespoke AI solution crafted to meet the unique demands of your business. This top-tier plan ensures that all your specific requirements are addressed, with dedicated support to ensure seamless integration and performance.<br>


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