Teams and billing
Usage costs by tier
Compare how Lite, Pro, and Ultra use your Adam usage allowance.
These are task tiers, not subscription plans. Your plan determines which tiers you can use and how much included usage you receive.
Choose a tier based on the work, not usage alone. Premium tiers use more of your allowance, but they are significantly more capable at 3D CAD modeling and complex engineering work. Reserve Lite for supporting tasks such as design reviews, straightforward edits, presentations, and bills of materials. Lite can handle limited 3D modeling, but use a premium tier when the CAD model itself is the main deliverable.
What is Fast mode? Fast mode increases how quickly supported tiers generate their output, so you spend less time waiting for a response. It costs more to run, which means Fast requests consume more of your usage allowance than Standard requests. Use the Fast toggle above to see the difference.
What is large context? Large context applies when a request contains enough instructions, conversation history, or file content to cross the large-context threshold. Affected tiers use more of your allowance beyond that point, which is reflected automatically in the comparison above.
Token pricing. Adam does not mark up token usage. We charge it at our underlying cost and, in some cases, charge less than that cost.
The comparison shows uncached context and generated output for one request. Cached context can use less of your allowance. These are relative usage amounts, not subscription prices or separate charges.
Each request is deducted from the included usage provided by your plan. Max includes more weekly usage than Pro, and Team Max includes more usage per paid seat than Team Pro. On team plans, each assigned member uses the weekly allowance for their own Pro or Max seat. Add-on funds are shared across the workspace.
After your weekly allowance and the workspace’s add-on funds are depleted, only Lite is available through a small daily allowance until paid usage becomes available again. See Billing and usage for the full fallback behavior and refresh times.
Last modified on August 25, 2026