Stay on Free while it meets your needs. Choose Pro when writing, document, skill, connector, or agent limits interrupt your regular work. Choose Business when several people need coordinated usage, support, billing, and rollout planning.
More capacity
Less friction
Same control
Available for 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11. macOS is planned.
Think-Act Plans
Free
Try the product
Pro
Daily individual use
Business
Teams & shared workflows
Unlocked with Pro & Business
All three plans use the same review-first security model. The practical difference is how often you use Think-Act, how much capacity you need, and whether the workflow belongs to one person or a team.
For learning the interface, testing low-risk tasks, and deciding which workflows are worth keeping.
For one person who uses Think-Act regularly and wants higher practical limits with fewer interruptions.
For teams that need higher usage, standardized workflows, coordinated billing, support, and rollout planning.
Prices and quotas: Think-Act shows the current amount, allowance, and purchasing terms before an upgrade is confirmed.
Enterprise roadmap: Cloud connector registries, A2A remote agents, and additional managed deployment controls are planned, not presented here as current entitlements.
That moment is different for every user. For some it is writing assistance used every morning. For others it is OCR on documents every week, or a saved skill that now runs in every project. When Think-Act becomes part of a real work pattern and limits interrupt it, paid plans are the practical choice.
Free plan is the right start for
Signs the free plan is holding you back
You are waiting for free usage to reset
If you are pacing routine work around limit prompts, Think-Act has moved beyond evaluation. A paid plan gives that work more room.
Documents queue up because OCR capacity is limited
Finance teams, legal reviewers, and operations staff process documents in batches. Hitting limits mid-batch interrupts the rhythm of real work.
Writing assistance has become part of your morning
Email drafts, status updates, client replies — when Think-Act is consistently the first tool you reach for, free limits interrupt the actual work rather than experiments.
You have more workflows worth saving than slots allow
Once you have turned several prompts into reliable skills, the practical limit is not the interface — it is how many playbooks you can keep active and ready.
Agent tasks stop mid-run when workspace runs out
Multi-step tasks need consistent capacity. Interruptions mid-execution break the context, require re-runs, and undermine the point of automation.
Writing routines, document batches, and repeated processes are often where free-plan interruptions become easiest to notice.
Review tone, facts, and next steps
Invoice.pdf
Source retained
Extracted fields
VendorReady
TotalReady
TaxVerify
Record
Review SOP
Save skill
Pro raises the practical limits around the workflows one person uses regularly: drafting, document processing, recordings, saved skills, trusted connectors, and multi-step agent work.
Writing every day
Draft, refine, and rewrite regularly with fewer limit interruptions
Document batches
Process invoices, contracts, and reports with fewer mid-batch interruptions
Saved skills
Capture repeatable prompts and workflows as reusable local playbooks
Longer agent tasks
Use the desktop agent for real multi-step work, not short experiments
Choose Pro when Think-Act is already helping you write, process documents, and automate repeated tasks, and free-plan limits now interrupt that work.
Saved skills
Sources
Meeting notes · project log · 2 documents
Prepare the weekly status update
Summarize completed work, blockers, and next steps. Cite the source note for each blocker.
Sources reviewed
Draft prepared
Waiting for your review
Best fit for
Business is for teams that need repeatable workflows and a coordinated rollout rather than a collection of unrelated personal setups. It is the better starting point for higher team usage, standardized playbooks, billing coordination, support, and policy review.
Roadmap clarity: cloud connector registries, A2A remote agents, MSI planning, and additional managed deployment controls are future enterprise directions. Confirm the Business capabilities available for your rollout before purchase.
Well suited for
Source
Invoices & receipts
Approved document set
Standard skill
Extract & flag
Fields, exceptions, evidence
Review
Finance owner
Verifies every amount
Workflow rules
Ready for reviewUse only approved source folders
Keep extracted values linked to evidence
Ask before writing or sending
Review activity after each run
A paid plan gives proven workflows more room to run. Think-Act still expects you to choose the right tools, review important outputs, and approve consequential actions.
Open the plan view inside Think-Act to see the current price, allowance, and purchasing terms before you confirm anything.
What expands
What stays in your hands
Four clear steps, with the commercial details shown before confirmation.
Open Think-Act
Install the desktop app or sign in to the copy you already use.
Open the plan view
Compare the current Free, Pro, and available Business terms.
Review before confirming
Check the price, allowance, billing details, and purchasing terms shown in the app.
Keep your controls deliberate
Use the added capacity without loosening permissions or skipping review.
Upgrading lets Think-Act handle more work, but it should not widen access by default. Keep the same review habits as usage grows: enable only what a workflow needs, pause consequential actions, and inspect what happened after each run.
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Answers to common questions about Free, Pro, Business, usage limits, and account upgrades. More product questions are covered on the full FAQ page.
Review Plans in Think-ActUpgrade when free limits interrupt work you want to keep doing. The clearest signals are pacing work around resets, switching tools mid-task, or avoiding a useful workflow because the remaining allowance is too low. The upgrade guidance covers these signals in more detail.
Yes. Pro is designed for one person using Think-Act regularly for writing, OCR, documents, recordings, saved skills, connectors, and agent tasks. It provides more room for daily work without requiring a team plan. See the Pro plan overview.
Choose Business when Think-Act becomes part of how a team works. It is the better fit when playbooks should be standardized or purchasing, support, security review, and rollout need coordination. Confirm organization-specific deployment requirements before purchase and review the Business plan overview.
No. Paid capacity does not remove approval or security controls. Keep tool permissions narrow, review consequential actions, inspect activity, and enable only trusted connectors. See the security page and upgrade-with-control checklist for the full model.
Usually no. A full reinstall is not typically required. Sign in with the upgraded PixLab account and restart Think-Act if the current session still shows free-plan limits. If the issue continues, consult the full FAQ.
The in-app plan view shows the current price, quotas, and purchasing terms. This page explains how to choose between Free, Pro, and Business; Think-Act provides the exact commercial details before purchase. Start from the Think-Act downloads page.
Do not assume that a paid plan means unlimited use. Paid plans provide higher practical capacity, and the in-app plan view shows the current allowances and purchasing terms before you confirm an upgrade.
Business is positioned for higher team usage, standardized workflows, support, billing coordination, security review, and rollout planning. Cloud connector registries, A2A remote agents, MSI planning, and additional managed deployment controls are roadmap directions. Confirm current Business capabilities for your organization before purchase.
Keep using the free plan while it meets your needs. It is intended for learning, testing, and finding the workflows that are genuinely useful to you. Upgrade only when its limits interfere with work you want to continue regularly.
Start free if you are still evaluating. If you already use Think-Act, review the current Pro terms in the app. For a coordinated rollout, discuss Business requirements with PixLab.