Clam pricing guide details
Pricing Overview
Clam lists three monthly subscriptions: Active at $50, Busy at $75 and Super Busy at $150. Enterprise pricing is custom. The listed subscriptions can be canceled anytime. Clam asks users to bring their own AI-provider API key, so the subscription alone is not a complete workload bill.
Plan Comparison
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| Plan | Monthly price | Compute | Listed differences |
|---|---|---|---|
| Active | $50 | 2 vCPU, 2 GB RAM | Always-on runtime, board and chat workflows, semantic firewall |
| Busy | $75 | 2 vCPU, 4 GB RAM | Adds unlimited integrations, priority support and a faster queue |
| Super Busy | $150 | 2 vCPU, 8 GB RAM | Adds a dedicated support channel and custom security policy support |
| Enterprise | Custom | Custom VM specifications and scaling | On-premise deployment, custom integrations and an SLA |
Each of the three monthly subscriptions lists $10 in AI credits. Confirm how those credits apply to your provider and what happens when they run out before including them in a budget.
Choose a Plan by Requirements
Start with the memory, integrations and support your workload needs. Busy adds integrations and priority support; Super Busy adds more memory and custom security policy support. Enterprise is the option to discuss for on-premise deployment or custom infrastructure.
RAM is a resource allocation, not a published guarantee of concurrent workflows, execution throughput or supported team size. Test a representative workflow before choosing a tier; the public plan descriptions do not establish those capacities.
What Can Change the Total Bill?
Budget for the monthly subscription and the AI-provider usage associated with your API key. Provider charges depend on your selected model and workload. Confirm credit eligibility, execution limits and any additional charges with Clam; do not assume a $50 subscription covers all model usage.
The public terms do not establish a combined workload total or a per-seat price. A larger team does not by itself prove that a more expensive tier is required.
How Clam Pricing Compares
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| Product | Published starting point | What the amount covers |
|---|---|---|
| Clam | $50/month | Active hosted subscription; separate AI-provider usage |
| LangChain framework | $0 license fee | MIT-licensed software; operating costs remain with the team |
| AgentVault repository | $0 license fee | MIT-licensed self-hosted software; infrastructure and operator costs are separate |
These products have different scopes. Compare the work your team would own with each option rather than treating a free software license as an equivalent hosted service.
The LangChain framework is distinct from LangSmith. LangSmith lists Plus at $39 per seat per month plus usage; that is not a LangChain framework license charge. The AgentVault repository does not publish commercial plan prices; do not infer that a free license includes hosted operation or support.
Evidence and Conditions
Sources: Clam pricing, the linked software licenses and LangSmith's official pricing page. Clam's search-indexed official page was checked on October 21, 2026; direct retrieval was unavailable, so this is not a fresh direct confirmation of its commercial terms. Confirm the listed rates and credit conditions before purchase.