Every plan is the whole product.

Canvas sync, cited answers, Cowork, the notepad. All of it works on the free plan. What you pay for is headroom: more questions a day, and a deeper model behind the hard ones.

Free
$0

Enough to run a real semester. Most people never leave it.

30 questions a day
  • Sync every class from Canvas
  • Every answer cited to the page
  • Cowork on your own page
  • Calendar and deadlines, always current
  • Deeper model on hard questions
Pro Most people
$10a month

For the weeks that are actually hard. Twice the room, and a model that can think.

60 questions a day
  • Everything in Free
  • Deeper model when a question needs it
  • The heaviest model for the ones that really do
  • Cancel any time, from Settings
Max
$25a month

For people who live in it. Finals week, thesis, five classes at once.

150 questions a day
  • Everything in Pro
  • Two and a half times Pro’s daily room
  • Same models, far more of them
  • Cancel any time, from Settings

Nothing is locked behind a plan.

We do not hold features hostage. Every plan syncs Canvas, cites every answer, works on your page, and keeps your calendar current. Paying does two things: it raises how many questions you can ask in a day, and it lets the harder ones run on a model that costs us more to run. That is the entire difference.

Questions

What counts as a question?

One thing you ask Cosmo. Opening a file, tapping a citation, syncing Canvas, and writing in your notepad cost nothing.

What happens when I hit the daily limit?

It resets the next day. Nothing you have made is locked or taken away, and your classes stay synced.

What is the deeper model?

Free runs on a fast model that handles most coursework well. Paid plans send the hard questions to a stronger one, and the hardest to the strongest we have. You do not have to choose; it picks.

Can I cancel?

Settings, one click. Cancelling stops future charges and drops you back to Free. Your notes, classes, and chats stay exactly where they are.

Is there a student discount?

Everyone here is a student. This is the student price.