FounderizerWhat always-on agents do to your AI plan
They can exhaust it. The limit is reached on your account, because it is your account they are signed in to. We cannot raise it and we do not pay it.
This is the page we would want to read before paying for something like this, so it is here before the price and not after it. Everything on it is also on what you carry, which is part of the terms.
Your plan is sold for a person working
Claude’s plans — and Codex’s — are priced for somebody at a keyboard. An agent that runs while you sleep does not stop for lunch, and a duty that checks every minute spends every minute. A Pro or Max plan can be exhausted this way, and when it is, it is exhausted on your account.
We cannot raise that limit and we do not pay it. There is no token bill from us, which is the upside of the same fact: the agents sign in to the plan you already pay for rather than reselling you model use.
Start with one agent and one duty
- One agent, one duty, and a schedule you chose rather than the fastest one available.
- Watch what it spends for a week before you add a second.
- Prefer a duty that looks when something happened over one that looks on a timer.
- Grow it when it has earned it, which is the same advice we give on the homepage.
If a provider decides your use is outside its terms
That decision lands on you, because it is your account. We support the shape the providers allow: your subscription, your machine, your session. Claude is supported and is what we build for; Codex is allowed; Grok is not supported at all, because its terms forbid it.
Your provider login expires, and only you can renew it
A Claude session on one of your machines lasts weeks, not years. When it runs out, that machine’s agents stop working until somebody signs in again — and that somebody is you. The app makes it two clicks and one paste: it opens the provider’s own page in your browser and the hub types the code back on the right machine. We are not allowed to do it for you, and we would not want to be.
What this means in practice: a fleet left alone for long enough goes quiet. The apps tell you before it does.
Questions
Does Founderizer charge me for model use?
No. The subscription is €79 a month or €790 a year plus VAT, and your model use is on your own plan with your own provider. We never hold a provider credential.
Which plan should I be on with Claude?
Whichever you already pay for. Start with one agent and one duty on it, watch what it spends, and let that decide, rather than buying a bigger plan for a load you have not measured.
What happens when my provider session expires?
That machine’s agents stop until you sign in again, which takes two clicks and one paste in the app. The apps tell you before it happens.
The other guides
What makes an AI agent self-hosted
“Self-hosted” is said of setups that keep very different things on your side. Six questions show which parts of the work stay yours, and when a hosted platform is the better choice.
Which server should run your agents
The honest answer is: a small Linux server, and not your laptop. The reason is not power. It is the hours.
Deciding what an agent may reach
An agent you grant access to acts with that access. This is the part to think about before you grant anything, not after.
What it costs, what the agents actually do, and what you carry before you pay. Something wrong on this page? support@founderizer.com.