Solo
$299a month
€249 a month in Europe
For one developer using Vroni on their own repositories.
- 2 hours of Vroni time a month (120 credits)
- 1 seat
- Unlimited repositories and tasks
- Standard queue
- Credit packs and auto top-up if you need more
One credit is one minute of Vroni actually working on your task. Waiting in the queue is free. Both plans include as many repositories and tasks as you like. Every account starts with a free hour, no card needed.
$299a month
€249 a month in Europe
For one developer using Vroni on their own repositories.
$1,199a month
€999 a month in Europe
For teams that want Vroni in their everyday work.
Buy a pack once, or turn on auto top-up so Vroni never stops mid-task. Pack credits stay valid for 12 months.
+2 hours
120 credits
$249€199 in Europe
+10 hours
600 credits
$1,099€899 in Europe
+30 hours
1,800 credits
$2,899€2,399 in Europe
Time while Vroni is actively reading, planning, writing code, or running checks for your task. Time spent waiting in the queue, or waiting for you, is not billed.
It depends on the tasks. A small, clearly described task might take Vroni ten or twenty minutes. A bigger one can take an hour. Solo includes two hours a month, Team includes ten, and your free hour at the start shows you what your own tasks tend to cost.
Running tasks finish their current step and new tasks wait. You can buy a credit pack, turn on auto top-up, or wait for the next monthly allowance.
Yes. Unused plan credits carry over from month to month, up to three months of allowance: 360 credits on Solo, 1,800 on Team. Credit-pack credits are separate and stay valid for 12 months.
You can cancel any time from Billing; the plan stays active until the end of the paid month. The refund rules for plans and credit packs are in the refund policy.
No. Solo, Team, and credit packs provide self-serve AI coding software. No human development, consulting, or code review is included. You review and test the pull requests before deciding what to merge.
Create an account, connect a repository, and give Vroni one task. See what it does with your code before you pay anything.