$990 / year
The complete Voyager business platform for one Full Operator.
- Included access
- 1 Full Operator
- Included Credits
- 3,000 / month
Voyager does not sell every Hub as another add-on. The subscription provides platform access and included capacity, Voyager Credits meter meaningful AI and automation work, and direct third-party costs stay separate instead of being disguised as AI usage.
The plans change operator capacity, included Credits, governance and commercial structure. They do not turn Voyager's Hubs into separate paid products.
$990 / year
The complete Voyager business platform for one Full Operator.
$1,290 / operator / year
For teams that want full platform access per operator and pooled machine-work capacity without a fixed seat minimum.
$9,990 / year
Shared capacity for organizations that need operators, collaborators, pooled Credits and stronger governance.
Annual contract
Negotiated capacity, governance and deployment requirements for larger organizations.
Founding rates apply to eligible subscription, operator and collaborator charges while the protected subscription remains continuous. Voyager Credits, third-party usage, taxes, services and private infrastructure are excluded from the founding discount.
Personal and Family are separately owned consumer spaces. Paid commercial Full Operators receive Personal at no additional subscription charge; Family benefits vary by commercial plan. Personal data remains separate from business data.
$99 / year
A private Voyager space for one person, separate from business workspaces.
$199 / year
A pooled household plan for up to five total household members.
Business includes five Full Operators and 25 Collaborators. Additional Full Operators and Collaborators can be added independently.
| Add-on | Monthly | Annual | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Additional Business Full Operator | $149 / month | $1,490 / year | +4,000 pooled Credits / month |
| Additional Business Collaborator | $19 / month | $190 / year | Restricted business access |
Voyager can use different models, tools and compute for different jobs. Credits provide one customer-facing unit so the underlying technical route can change without turning the pricing model into a token calculator.
Ordinary platform functions, rules and deterministic workflows do not consume Credits merely because Voyager coordinates them.
Solo includes 3,000 Credits monthly, Team 4,000 per Full Operator pooled, Business 30,000 pooled, and Enterprise starts with at least 100,000 in the canonical capacity model.
Credit estimates, budgets, caps and confirmation boundaries can be used where machine work is materially more expensive.
Rules, deterministic calculations, ordinary workflows and native platform functions.
0 CreditsSummaries, drafting, extraction, classification, analysis and other model-assisted work.
Uses CreditsMulti-step machine work that uses reasoning, tools or connected systems.
Uses CreditsLong research, specialist models, heavy tool use or compute-intensive jobs.
Estimate before expensive workVoyager is priced as one coordinated system. A capability can still depend on launch maturity, permission, deployment configuration or a connected provider, but enabling a Hub does not create a separate Hub subscription.
Cockpit, Focus, Schedule, Requests, Work, meetings and connected operational coordination use the same underlying context.
Inbox, Discuss, Relations, sales, campaigns and service workflows can connect conversations to the people and commitments around them.
Sales, Marketing, Support, Agency, Ecommerce, Finance, Field Service, People, IT and other configured Hubs are not separate paid SKU unlocks.
Supported integrations let Voyager coordinate existing systems before you decide whether anything should be consolidated.
Calling, SMS, shipping/carrier charges, paid data, maps and similar provider-dependent costs are not silently converted into Voyager Credits. Where supported, they can use a customer-owned provider or transparent Voyager-managed metering.
Carrier/provider usage can be billed separately where those services are enabled.
Direct shipping costs remain separate from access to the operating workflow.
Paid external services remain provider-dependent usage rather than being hidden inside the subscription.
Enterprise is an annual contract with negotiated capacity, Credits, governance, support and deployment requirements. Rather than publish an internal contract floor as if every deployment were identical, Voyager scopes the commercial model to the organization and the first clearly scoped responsibility.
Define the systems, authority boundary and measurable operating outcome before expanding.
See EnterpriseSecurity, governance and deployment architecture are evaluated against the actual use case rather than implied by a generic plan card.
Discuss security requirementsEarly access is request-based while beta onboarding opens. The underlying Solo, Team and Business trial policy remains simple and transparent.
We are admitting early users while additional beta surfaces and provider activations open in controlled stages.
Applied to accepted Solo, Team and Business beta accounts when activated.
The standard commercial trial does not require a card to begin.
Direct third-party usage can still require your own provider or separate payment approval.
No. Voyager does not price Sales, Campaigns, Support, Ecommerce, Research, Finance or other Hubs as separate paid SKU unlocks. Actual capability availability can still depend on product maturity, permissions, configuration and connected systems.
Credits are Voyager's customer-facing unit for meaningful machine work. They meter AI, automation and compute while ordinary native and deterministic platform work remains included.
Direct third-party costs such as calling and SMS, carrier or shipping charges, paid data, maps and similar provider-dependent services can be charged separately or use your own connected provider where supported.
The canonical Team price is per Full Operator and does not impose a fixed seat minimum in the pricing model.
Yes. Paid commercial Full Operators receive Voyager Personal at no additional subscription charge. Family benefits vary by commercial plan. Personal ownership and data remain separate from business workspaces.
Early access is currently request-based. Once an accepted Solo, Team or Business beta account is activated, the standard commercial trial model is 14 days, requires no card and includes 2,000 Voyager Credits total. Direct third-party usage can still require a connected provider or separate payment approval.
Enterprise capacity, deployment requirements and commercial terms are negotiated. Voyager keeps the internal contract floor out of the public list price rather than implying every enterprise deployment has the same shape.
Early access is currently request-based. Accepted commercial beta accounts can begin with the standard trial model; larger deployments can start with one clearly scoped department or workflow instead of a transformation program.