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This section explains how Klipy bills: what a token is, what does and doesn’t cost one, how plans and limits work, and where to watch your usage.

How Klipy billing works

Klipy is free to start, and it stays free to work alongside. Reading your inbox, extracting intelligence, drafting follow-ups, and surfacing to-dos are never charged. A token is spent only at a consent moment you control: when you accept a result Klipy produced on its own, or when Klipy incurs a real cost on your behalf, such as transcribing a meeting or enriching a company. Reject a draft or ignore a suggestion and it costs nothing. This is result-based pricing — you pay for outcomes and real costs, not per seat and not per action.
No charge lands without your approval, at a price you can see beforehand. By default, overage is off — if you use up your included tokens, Klipy simply pauses until your allotment resets or you upgrade.

In this section

Result-based pricing

Why Klipy charges for delivered results and real costs — not seats or actions.

What is a token

The unit of metering, with human-scale examples.

What costs tokens

The exact list of charged and free actions.

Plans and limits

Included tokens per seat, overage, and lifetime plans.

Free plan

What’s included, what 200 tokens buys, and when to upgrade.

Changing your plan

When upgrades, downgrades, and seat changes take effect.

Managing usage

Track usage, get alerts, and see what happens if you hit zero.

Enrichment and usage

How enrichment and meeting minutes consume tokens.

Billing FAQ

Rejected drafts, cancelling, refunds, and running out.
Last modified on July 30, 2026