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Every feature and every integration from day one. No card, no sales call, no setup fee. Your workspace starts with 10,000 credits on the house, and they do not expire.
Your first 10,000 credits are on us
One hire your whole workspace shares
For a workspace where afka runs a whole function
Every team, and the controls your security review will ask for
A credit is debited for work actually done, and every run shows what it cost. Three sizes, and most of a working day is the first one.
A lookup, a reply, a record updated, a question about last week answered from live data.

@afka summarise yesterday in #sales and flag anything I need to follow up on
Three deals moved. Two are on track. One needs you: Nordica went quiet after the demo, and I have drafted the follow-up in HubSpot.
A review, an audit, a queue triaged end to end. Several steps, several tools, one finished result.

@afka audit last month across every ad account and tell me where the waste is
Done. Four campaigns past their target cost, one quietly winning, and the reallocation is in the file.
A build, a migration, a piece of research that takes real reasoning. Rare, and always shown before it runs.

@afka build us an internal tracker — the team submits, it pulls live data from Shopify and Stripe, approvals land in Slack
Built and live at orders.afka.page. Connected Shopify and Stripe, approvals post to #ops, and 14 teammates are invited.
Credit sizing shown is provisional. Credits are debited per run, for work actually done, and the number on every run is the real one.
Every credit reflects real model work. No per-seat licence, no minimum, and no new platform tier appearing as the team grows.
afka caches what it has already read and reuses results across runs, so the second Monday report is cheaper than the first.
Heavier reasoning is a choice you make per task rather than a plan you are locked into, and the cost is shown before it runs.
A job with a time on it spends credits every time it runs, so frequency is part of the price. Change the schedule and the cost follows.
A pack sits on top of your monthly grant, at a better rate the larger it is. Packs never expire.
Packs are bought from inside the workspace, so they land on the account that will spend them.
Recurring, not a one-time bounty. Your referral starts with bonus credits, so both sides win.
10,000 credits, no card and no sales call. Spend them on real work. When they run out you pick a plan; nothing is deleted and nothing expires in the meantime.
On a normal month it is a standing Monday report, a Friday pipeline review, the actions from your calls, and a few hundred everyday asks in the channel. A single heavy build is the thing that moves the number, which is why it is shown to you before it runs.
No. Pricing is per workspace. The tenth teammate costs the same as the first, and everyone briefs the same hire.
Monthly credits roll into the next month, and credits bought in a pack never expire. A quiet month is not a wasted one.
Yes, up or down, from inside the workspace. A change takes effect on the next cycle and your credit balance comes with you.
Set a monthly cap and afka stops rather than overspending. Anyone can ask in the channel what the week has used and it answers from live usage; admins get a warning as the balance runs down.
Yes. Nothing is locked behind a tier — plans differ in how many credits they include and in the controls a larger company needs, not in what afka can do.
Work pauses rather than failing quietly, and you can top up with a pack or turn on auto top-ups with a ceiling you set.
Start with 10,000 credits on the house, then pay for the work it actually does.