Plans
Two paid plans, unlimited channels and brands, and one prepaid balance called Ink that every AI action spends — what each plan includes and what happens without one.
Inklate has two paid plans and one thing to manage: your Ink balance. Channels, brands, and scheduled posts are unlimited on paid plans, so there is no structural dial to tune — the only question is how much AI work you do.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual | Ink / month | Extra seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | $20 | $200 · saves $40 | 500 | single seat |
| Team | $30 | $300 · saves $60 | 2,500 | $30 / seat / month |
Pro
- Unlimited channels & brands
- 500 Ink / month
- Autopilot & AI agents (MCP) + full API
- Interactions API — agents list and reply to comments & mentions
- Top up Ink anytime
Team
- Everything in Pro
- 2,500 Ink / month (shared)
- $30 per seat — one seat per teammate, across all brands
- Approvals & roles
Annual is billed yearly at ten times the monthly price — two months free — and grants the whole year’s Ink as one lump at the start of each cycle.
Without a plan
“Free” is not a plan; it is the absence of one. An unsubscribed organization can connect up to 3 channels in 1 brand with 1 seat, and schedule and publish by hand. AI and agents are off: Ink is what pays for them, and an unsubscribed account has none. That means no MCP tools, no autopilot, no AI generation — the dashboard still works.
Every plan starts with a 14-day trial, so the agent surface is on from the first day.
Seats
A seat is a teammate. Pro is single-seat. Team includes one seat and sells extra seats at a flat monthly price each — one seat per person, across every brand they touch, not per brand. Extra seats bill on the subscription’s own cycle, so annual seats are discounted the same way the plan is.
Roles and the approval lane arrive with Team: see Approvals for how a review gate changes what publishing does.
What the plan covers
A plan is bought by an account (the payer) and covers every brand that account runs. Ink is one shared balance across those brands — a busy client month draws from the same pool as a quiet one, with no per-brand accounting to reconcile.