Most SaaS tools charge you for access. You pay a monthly fee, log in, and whether you build one project or fifty, the bill looks the same.

LaraCopilot works differently.

The pricing model is built on a single principle: pay for results, not access. Every credit you spend produces a real, deployment-ready Laravel output — a scaffold, a feature, an iteration. You are not paying to use a dashboard. You are paying for work that gets done.

This distinction matters because it aligns the cost of LaraCopilot directly with the value it delivers. The more you build, the more you pay and the more you earn, ship, and deliver in return.

Here is a clear breakdown of every plan, who it is built for, and how to know which one matches where you are right now.

Credit System — What You Are Actually Buying

Before comparing plans, it helps to understand what a credit is.

Each credit on LaraCopilot represents a meaningful build action generating a scaffold, adding a feature module, creating an API layer, iterating on an existing structure. Credits are not consumed by browsing, by viewing your project, or by managing your team. They are spent when the AI is actively producing Laravel code for your application.

This makes the credit system transparent in a way that flat-fee access models are not. You always know what you are getting for what you spend. And because every credit produces something tangible and deployable, the return on each one is measurable.

With that foundation clear, here is every plan in detail.

Free Plan — Right Starting Point

Price: Free forever

Credits: 10

Projects: 2

Team seats: 1

Project visibility: Public only

Support: Community

The free plan exists for one purpose: to let you evaluate the output before committing to anything.

10 credits is enough to scaffold a real Laravel project. A working authentication system, a CRUD layer, a RESTful API, an admin panel generated in approximately 10 minutes. You can review every line of code, push it to a repository, and make a fully informed decision about whether LaraCopilot belongs in your workflow.

This is not a limited demo with artificial restrictions designed to frustrate you into upgrading. It is a genuine evaluation window enough to build something real and judge the quality of the result yourself.

Who the Free plan is for:

The honest limitation:

10 credits covers the exploration phase. The moment you want to build a second serious project, add GitHub integration, keep your work private, or bring in a collaborator — you have reached the boundary of what the free plan is designed to handle. That boundary is intentional: the free plan shows you what is possible; the paid plans are where you build what matters.

Starter Plan — Solo Developer’s Workhorse

Price: $29/month

Credits: 120 per month

Projects: Unlimited

Team seats: 2

Project visibility: Private

Support: Email

Integrations: GitHub

The Starter plan is where serious solo development begins.

120 credits per month is enough to scaffold multiple complete Laravel projects, iterate on existing ones, and ship real work consistently across a month. The jump from 10 to 120 credits is not incremental, it is the difference between evaluating the tool and actually using it as part of your workflow.

Three things make the Starter plan specifically valuable for independent developers.

Private projects by default. Your client work, your SaaS idea, your internal tools — none of it is public. Everything you build is yours, in a private environment, from the moment generation begins.

GitHub integration. Your generated code pushes directly to your private GitHub repository automatically. Version history starts from the first generated file. No manual transfers. No copy-paste into a local setup. Your development workflow begins at the same moment generation ends.

2 team seats. You and one other person — a co-founder, a client who needs visibility, a developer you bring in for a specific module. Enough for the collaboration that solo projects actually require.

The ROI calculation:

If you are a freelancer billing $500 per project minimum, LaraCopilot’s Starter plan pays for itself entirely on the first project you complete with 11 months of the subscription still remaining. The 4–6 hours you save on scaffolding per project, at any reasonable billing rate, exceeds $29 in the first week of use.

Who the Starter plan is for:

Pro Plan — Most Popular Choice for a Reason

Price: $79/month

Credits: 400 per month

Projects: Unlimited

Team seats: 5

Support: Included

Integrations: GitHub + all infra connectors (coming soon)

The Pro plan is marked as LaraCopilot’s most popular and the credit volume explains why.

400 credits per month is the threshold where LaraCopilot shifts from a project-starter into a continuous development partner. You are not just scaffolding new projects; you are actively iterating on existing ones, adding feature modules, refining API layers, and building with AI assistance throughout the entire development cycle.

5 team seats brings a full small team into the same workflow. A backend developer, a frontend specialist, a designer, a product manager, and a client stakeholder can all work within the same LaraCopilot projecton the same generated codebase, in the same private GitHub repository, from day one.

The infra connectors (coming soon) will extend LaraCopilot’s deployment and infrastructure capabilities connecting your projects to the services your production stack depends on, managed from within the same environment where the code was generated.

Who the Pro plan is for:

Agency Plan — Built for Volume and Client Delivery

Price: $199/month

Credits: 1,200 per month

Projects: Unlimited

Team seats: 10

Support: All Pro features included

Extras: Marketplace listing (coming soon)

The Agency plan is designed around one insight: the biggest cost in agency work is not development — it is the time between receiving a brief and showing a client something real.

1,200 credits per month gives an agency enough generation capacity to scaffold every client project, prototype every proposal, and iterate on every active engagement simultaneously. 10 team seats brings your full project squad — developers, project managers, QA, and client contacts into a shared environment.

The marketplace listing (coming soon) adds a distribution dimension no other plan includes. Your agency gets visibility inside the LaraCopilot ecosystem — meaning clients looking for Laravel expertise can find you through the same platform you build on. This is not just a feature; it is a lead generation channel built into your subscription.

The agency workflow this enables:

A client brief arrives Monday morning. By Monday afternoon, you have a working Laravel prototype to show in the proposal. The client sees a real application, not a wireframe. You close the project before your competition has finished writing their scope document.

Who the Agency plan is for:

Enterprise Plan — When Standard Plans Do Not Fit

Price: Custom

Credits: Custom allocation

Projects: Unlimited

Team seats: Unlimited

Deployments: Private

Support: Dedicated account manager, SLA, custom integrations

Extras: Custom domains, full team management, GitHub

The Enterprise plan is for organizations where standard SaaS terms do not apply — where data residency, private deployment, contractual SLAs, and dedicated support are requirements rather than preferences.

Custom credit allocation means your organization’s usage is scoped to its actual needs rather than a fixed tier. Private deployments mean your LaraCopilot environment runs within your own infrastructure, not shared cloud resources. A dedicated account manager means someone who knows your team, your projects, and your workflows not a support ticket queue.

Who Enterprise is for:

Choosing Your Plan — Simple Decision Framework

If you are…Start with…
Evaluating LaraCopilot for the first timeFree
A solo developer or freelancer ready to buildStarter — $29/mo
A small team building a product togetherPro — $79/mo
An agency delivering multiple client projectsAgency — $199/mo
An enterprise with custom compliance requirementsEnterprise

The free plan shows you what LaraCopilot does. Every paid plan is priced against the value of what it eliminates — the scaffolding hours, the infrastructure overhead, the delivery delays that currently sit between your team’s expertise and the work that actually matters.

Start where you are. Upgrade when the credits tell you to.

Upgrade here.