Genspark costs $24.99 or $249.99 a month, with a free tier below and nothing in between. The pricing is credit-based: every agent action spends from a monthly balance, and — the part that trips people up — unused credits expire at the end of the cycle. The saving grace is that AI chat and image generation cost zero credits through the end of 2026.
Every Genspark plan
| Plan | Price | Monthly credits | What's included |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Daily allowance | Super Agent, Slides, Sheets, Chat and Browser at a daily credit cap. Enough to evaluate. |
| Plus | $24.99/mo ($19.99 annual) |
10,000 | All agents, higher limits, Call For Me, AI Drive. The plan most individuals want. |
| Pro | $249.99/mo ($199.99 annual) |
125,000 | ~12× Plus credits, priority processing, 1TB AI Drive storage. For power users and small teams. |
Annual billing shaves the monthly rate to $19.99 on Plus and $199.99 on Pro. Note the absence of a mid-tier: if 10,000 credits isn't enough, your only step up is a 10× price jump to Pro.
How the credit system works
Genspark meters usage in credits, and different actions cost different amounts. Lightweight tasks are cheap; a full Super Agent run that researches, builds a deck and fills a sheet can consume a meaningful chunk in one go, and a phone call through Call For Me spends credits by the minute. That means your 10,000 Plus credits stretch a long way for chat and light work but disappear faster when you lean on the heavy agents.
The bright spot: AI chat and image generation are free of credits through the end of 2026. If a lot of your usage is conversational or image-based, your credit balance is effectively reserved for the agent tasks that actually need it — which makes Plus go further than the raw number suggests.
The monthly-expiry catch
Here's the one to plan around: credits do not roll over. Whatever you don't spend by the end of your billing cycle is gone, and it's the most-cited complaint in user reviews. If your workload is spiky — heavy some weeks, quiet others — you'll pay for credits you never touch.
The practical takeaway is to size your plan to a typical month, not a busy one. Most individuals are better served staying on Plus and occasionally bumping to Pro for a heavy stretch than sitting on Pro year-round and burning most of the balance. Combined with the billing complaints some users report, it's worth watching your usage in the dashboard for the first month or two.
Which plan do you need?
Free is a real evaluation tier — enough to try the Super Agent and a Sparkpage before paying. Plus ($24.99) is the right home for almost everyone: individuals, marketers and founders who want slides, research and the occasional phone call. Pro ($249.99) only makes sense if you're running the heavy agents daily or sharing across a small team, given its credits also expire. See what each tier feels like in our Genspark review.
Is Genspark worth it?
For most users, Plus at $24.99 is strong value. Few tools give you designed slides, spreadsheets, cited research pages and an agent that places real phone calls under one subscription, and the zero-credit chat and images keep everyday use cheap. Against rivals it's priced aggressively — Manus starts lower but climbs steeply for heavy use.
The reason it isn't a slam dunk is the expiring credits and the big Plus-to-Pro gap: if your needs sit awkwardly between the two, you either ration or overpay. Match the plan to a normal month and it's worth it. Compare the agents directly in our Genspark vs Manus breakdown, browse the best AI automation tools roundup, and check live pricing at genspark.ai.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Genspark cost in 2026?
Genspark has a free tier, Plus at $24.99/month ($19.99 billed annually) with 10,000 monthly credits, and Pro at $249.99/month ($199.99 annually) with 125,000 credits and 1TB of storage. There's no mid-tier between them.
How do Genspark credits work?
Every agent action — building a deck, running research, placing a call — draws down a monthly credit balance. Plus gives 10,000 credits a month and Pro gives 125,000. AI chat and image generation cost zero credits through the end of 2026.
Do Genspark credits roll over?
No. Unused credits expire at the end of each billing cycle and do not accumulate — the single most common complaint in user reviews. Plan your subscription around the credits you'll actually use in a month, not the maximum you might.
Is there a Genspark free plan?
Yes. The free tier gives a daily credit allowance across the Super Agent, Slides, Sheets, Chat and Browser — enough to evaluate the workflow and try a few agent tasks before you commit to Plus.
Why is there such a gap between Plus and Pro?
Plus at $24.99 targets individuals; Pro at $249.99 targets power users and small teams running heavy agent workloads, with roughly 12x the credits, priority processing and 1TB of storage. There's no in-between plan, so heavy users jump straight to Pro.
Is Genspark worth the price?
For most people, Plus at $24.99 is good value given the breadth — slides, sheets, research pages and phone calls from one agent. Pro only pays off if you genuinely run heavy daily workloads, since its credits also expire monthly.