Pay for the machines, not the model.

A box-hour is one standard box running for one hour. Every agent run happens on a box, which is a small cloud machine Talyn starts for you. A small box counts as half a box-hour for each hour it runs, a large box counts as two, and so on. We bill per running second, so a ten minute run uses a sixth of a box-hour on a standard box.

Work that is already running finishes. Nothing new starts until you add credits or your hours reset at the start of the next month. Runs that Talyn starts for you, such as scheduled automations and merge queue fixes, wait with a notice in the app and start once there is room. Talyn never stops a run part way through.

No. A box that has been idle for 3 minutes goes to sleep, and a sleeping box is free. You only pay for the seconds a box is awake and running.

Yes, on your own account, and Talyn does not mark it up. You bring your Claude or ChatGPT subscription and the agent uses it. You pay us for the machines, not the model.

Per account. Talyn bills the person who signs in, and the box-hours are counted across every workspace that person owns. If several of you want it, a team seat is $40 a month and each seat gets Pro with its own 200 box-hours. What a team plan does not add is sharing: every person keeps their own workspaces, and there is no SSO.

Credits are a balance in US dollars. You buy a pack of $25, $100 (with 5% extra) or $500 (with 10% extra), and boxes draw on the balance at their hourly price once your included hours are gone. With auto top-up on, Talyn buys a pack when your balance drops below a level you pick, up to a monthly limit you set. Credits last 12 months. Included hours reset every month and do not roll over.

The repositories you pick, and nothing else. You choose them when you install and can change them later. It needs write access to code, because the whole point is that an agent pushes a fix to your branch. It does not need organisation admin, and it works on a personal private repository with no organisation at all. It never force-pushes, and it never touches a branch you have not pointed it at.

As much as the work takes. Talyn does not meter or cap your subscription, and we would rather say that plainly than pretend it is free. A fix run on a small pull request is a few minutes of agent time. A deep code review on a large one can be an hour across several boxes. If your subscription's quota runs out mid-run, Talyn moves that run to your other connected agent, and remembers so the next one does not waste a machine finding out.

Only on pull requests you flagged. Auto-keep and the merge queue are opt-in per pull request on every plan, so nothing you have not flagged is ever merged, rebased or pushed to. The one setting that changes that is the workspace default that flags every new pull request you open. It is part of Pro and Max, and it is off unless you switch it on. Everything still goes through GitHub's own merge API, so your branch protection applies exactly as you set it up.

Cancel any time from Settings → Billing in the app. You keep your paid plan until the end of the period you have paid for and then drop back to the free plan, which keeps working. Payments are not refundable. Talyn is in public beta, and the free plan exists so you can find out whether it works for you before paying anything.