Pricing
Free
Put an assistant on one site and see what it changes.
- CreditsCredit usage varies based on the model, context, response length, and processing required.
- 500
- AgentsHow many separate AI assistants you can build in this workspace, each with its own knowledge and widget.
- 1
- KnowledgeTotal storage for everything your agents learn from, websites, documents, and text, shared across the workspace.
- 50 MB
- TeammatesTeammates you can invite into this workspace, set by this workspace's plan. You aren't counted.
- Just you
- Test and refine every answer
- Website widget, one snippet
- Trainly branding
Starter
Most popularFor teams supporting more than one product or site.
- CreditsCredit usage varies based on the model, context, response length, and processing required.
- 15,000
- AgentsHow many separate AI assistants you can build in this workspace, each with its own knowledge and widget.
- 3
- KnowledgeTotal storage for everything your agents learn from, websites, documents, and text, shared across the workspace.
- 0.5 GB
- TeammatesTeammates you can invite into this workspace, set by this workspace's plan. You aren't counted.
- 1
- Everything in Free
- Hide Trainly branding
- Conversation history
- Basic analytics
Growth
For products with a lot to explain, and a lot of people asking.
- CreditsCredit usage varies based on the model, context, response length, and processing required.
- 40,000
- AgentsHow many separate AI assistants you can build in this workspace, each with its own knowledge and widget.
- 10
- KnowledgeTotal storage for everything your agents learn from, websites, documents, and text, shared across the workspace.
- 2 GB
- TeammatesTeammates you can invite into this workspace, set by this workspace's plan. You aren't counted.
- 10
- Everything in Starter
- Priority support
FAQ
It works from your website. Trainly reads your pages and docs and writes the first version itself, so there is something worth testing within minutes. Refining it is optional, not setup you have to finish first.
Tell it what should have happened, in plain English, and ask the same question again. The change applies immediately, and nothing reaches your visitors until you are happy with it.
Whatever your site and docs already explain: how a feature works, what a plan includes, how to get set up, where something lives. It can also take someone straight to the right page instead of describing where to find it.
Yes. Point it at your site and it learns from your pages. Going live is one script that works with any website, with no rebuild and no migration.
It says so, instead of guessing. Those moments are flagged for you, so the questions your users are actually stuck on are the ones you get to fix.
Every real conversation is saved, so you can see what people ask and where the answers fall short. Turning a weak answer into a good one is a click, and it applies everywhere.