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Plans and credits

GMC plan tiers, credit allowances, credit packs, and how billing and complimentary access work.

Game Market Copilot is priced in plan tiers plus a shared credit allowance. This page summarizes how plans and credits work. The live pricing page at gamemarketcopilot.com/plans is the authoritative, current source for prices and availability; the figures below are accurate as of July 2026 but can change without a doc update.

Plan tiers

Anonymous visitors (not signed in) get public preview browsing only, with no Copilot chat.

Signed-in Free gives you Copilot chat, a 100 credits/month allowance, up to 3 game lists, and public-preview browsing. Free does not include API, CLI, or MCP access, exports, or full game detail.

Starter and Pro are paid plans, billed monthly or annually (annual billing lowers the effective monthly rate):

  • Starter: $29/month, or $24/month billed annually. Includes API, CLI, and MCP access, full game detail, Markdown and CSV export, 2,500 credits/month, and up to 25 game lists.
  • Pro: $79/month, or $65/month billed annually. Includes everything in Starter plus full analysis features, 7,000 credits/month, and up to 100 game lists.

How credits work

Credits are a single monthly allowance shared across the REST API, CLI, MCP, and the in-app Copilot chat. Different operations cost different amounts:

  • Simple reads (for example, fetching one game’s profile) are the cheapest, baseline-cost operations.
  • Counting operations cost slightly more than a simple read.
  • Per-title review synthesis costs several times the baseline.
  • Heavy aggregates and analysis operations cost the most.
  • Workspace and metadata operations (for example, listing your game lists) are free.

Copilot chat messages carry a per-message credit cost that depends on the model tier you select: Standard costs several times the Fast tier, and High (where available) costs more than Standard. Long, multi-step answers can add a few extra credits on top of the base message cost.

Every charge is itemized on the usage screen in the dashboard, and current usage and your remaining allowance are available from the API status endpoint. MCP tool responses additionally report the exact charge for that call in their metadata.

The monthly allowance resets at the start of each UTC month. Unused credits do not roll over.

Credit packs

Credit packs are one-time top-ups you can buy in addition to your plan’s monthly allowance. As of July 2026 the available packs are:

Pack Credits Price
Small 1,000 $12
Medium 5,000 $55
Large 10,000 $100

Pack credits do not expire. When you use credits, GMC draws down your monthly plan allowance first; once that is exhausted, it draws from your credit packs, oldest pack first.

Pack purchases may not be enabled at all times. The pricing page shows current availability.

Complimentary access

Some workspaces are granted a temporary plan elevation by a GMC operator, shown as a “Complimentary access” card in Settings → Billing. A complimentary grant can carry an optional end date, after which the workspace reverts to its underlying paid plan. Billing and checkout always reflect your actual paid plan, not a complimentary grant; the grant only affects which features and limits apply while it is active.

Managing your plan

Subscriptions are managed through Stripe-hosted checkout and a Stripe customer portal, both linked from Settings → Billing in the dashboard. API keys are created and managed separately, in Settings → API: a new key’s secret is shown once at creation time and only as a prefix afterward, so store it securely when it is generated. CLI credentials created via gmc login are also listed and revocable from the same Settings area.

See /api/overview for API access details, /cli for the command-line client, and /agents/mcp for MCP access.

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