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Pro, Max and Ultra include a monthly usage allowance, sized for how most people on that plan work. The Auto Model Router picks the right model for each task automatically, so you get the quality you need without thinking about model names. Frontier models are available on every included plan and draw from the same allowance. They are far more expensive to run and the router cannot optimise around them, so picking one yourself uses your allowance up much faster than letting PandaOS choose. Max and Ultra are two and four times the Pro allowance.

A one-time grant of included usage when you sign up, enough to see what PandaOS does. It is not a monthly allowance and it does not refill. Once it runs out, connect your own key and keep working, or move to a plan with a monthly allowance included.

Only who pays for the model usage. Both are the same Pro product: Atlas across all your projects, unlimited apps, integrations and shared artifacts, watermark-free exports, and the mobile app. On your key, nothing is included and every model call, image generation and dictation runs on a provider key or subscription you already pay for, billed by them rather than by us. With usage, we include a monthly allowance and pick up the bill. Max and Ultra are that same plan with two and four times the allowance.

To keep going straight away you can buy extra usage from inside PandaOS, or connect your own key. If you would rather not, your full allowance comes back at the start of the next billing period.

Yes, on every plan including Community. Connect a key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, or any custom endpoint, and that usage is billed by your provider rather than by us.

PandaOS runs the official Claude Code and Codex binaries on your machine. When you add a subscription, PandaOS starts that provider's own login command and hands you their sign-in page. You authenticate with the provider directly, their binary writes the credentials into its own store on your machine, and PandaOS never receives, reads or forwards the token. Requests then go from your machine to your provider, from their own client. The honest caveat: providers are still settling how subscriptions may be used outside their own interfaces, and the guidance is not final. What we rely on is that their binary does the login and their client makes the request. If a provider draws the line differently, we will do our best to let you know.

Any design, document, or app you publish from PandaOS to a public link. Community includes 5 active at a time and links expire after 7 days. Every paid plan is unlimited, keeps links live for a year, and removes the PandaOS watermark.