Buffy Agent
Pricing & plan tiers
Start with a generous free tier, then grow into Pro or Team as Buffy becomes part of your daily routines.
Free
$0
For individuals testing Buffy in their own workflows.
- • Up to 3 active habits
- • Up to 10 active tasks
- • Up to 2 routines
- • Up to 20 reminders/day
- • 30 days of summarized memory
- • 1 linked channel (ChatGPT or Clawbot)
- • Basic daily briefing
Pro
$9.99
/month billed annuallySave when you commit annually.
For power users who live in multiple channels.
- • Up to 20 habits, 100 tasks, 10 routines
- • Up to 200 reminders/day
- • 365 days of memory with personalization
- • Up to 3 linked channels (ChatGPT, Clawbot, Telegram, Slack)
- • Advanced scheduling (weekday rules, time windows)
- • Enhanced intent parsing (LLM-based when configured)
- • Custom daily briefing sections
Billing will be wired via Stripe/Paddle; this button is a placeholder during early access.
Team
$24.90
/month billed annuallyBest value for teams committing annually.
For small teams, families or workspaces sharing Buffy.
- • Up to 10 members in a workspace
- • 100 habits, 500 tasks, 50 routines across team
- • 1000 reminders/day for the workspace
- • Multi-user memory & cross-user insights
- • Shared Slack/Clawbot integrations
- • Role-based permissions
- • Shared daily briefing & data export
How limits are enforced
On write operations (for example, creating activities via /v1/message or future CRUD APIs), the backend reads plan_tier from the JWT or API key and checks your current usage. If you are over limit, it returns a clear error like plan_limit_reached with a recommendation to upgrade.
Reminder quotas are enforced at the scheduler/enqueue layer with per-user daily counters. When a quota is exceeded, new reminders are skipped and logged so Buffy can explain what happened in your next daily briefing.
All of this is described in more detail in the backend OpenAPI spec and Swagger UI at /swagger.
Curious how pricing ties into the behavior engine? Read the architecture notes and habit tracker vs behavior agent posts.