Pricing
Simple plans. Compute you can see.
Start free. Upgrade when you need more orchestration, creation, or agents. Usage is measured in Keplar Compute, not raw tokens.
Free
$0forever
Keplar-One on free open models.
- Keplar-One orchestration
- Free open models only
- Can be slower when free models are busy
- Free model hosts may log prompts
- Limited consensus
- No web lookups
- Limited daily compute
- Image and video questions on free vision models
Keplar Plus
$45per month
Premium orchestration for serious daily work.
- Premium orchestration and advanced Keplar-One
- Larger consensus allowance
- Deep Research
- Web, coding, and file analysis
- Website and app creation
- Image and video generation
- Larger context
- Priority compute
Keplar Pro
$99per month
Much more compute, creation, and agents.
- Everything in Plus
- Much more compute
- Advanced creation
- Advanced agents
- Larger context
- Higher priority and concurrency
Business
CustomTailored to your company
Answer, then Create, then Act.
- Autonomous agents that keep working after the tab closes
- Hard spend caps and human approval gates
- Granular and tool-level permissions
- Audit logs, rollback, and emergency stop
- Secrets isolation and sandboxing
- Production deploy and payment approvals
Keplar Compute
One unit across every task, so you can see what things cost before you run them.
- Simple answer
- Low
- Consensus answer
- Moderate to high
- Deep Research
- High
- Video generation
- Very high
- Agents
- Metered
Questions
What is Keplar One?
Keplar One is an AI company. Its engine sends your question to multiple AI models, finds where they agree, investigates where they don't, and gives you one synthesized answer with its confidence shown.
Does Keplar ask every AI model every time?
No. Keplar-One picks only the models a question needs, weighed by quality, reliability, latency, and cost.
What happens when the models disagree?
Keplar flags the disagreement instead of silently picking one answer. It evaluates the reasoning and evidence behind each response, because the minority can be right.
Does agreement mean the answer is correct?
Not always. Consensus can be wrong. That's why Keplar weighs the evidence and reasoning behind each response, and shows its confidence rather than treating a majority as the truth.
Can I see how Keplar reached its answer?
Yes. Below every Keplar answer you can expand six sections: Consensus (the agreement percentage and how many models agreed and disagreed), Models consulted, Sources the models cite, Disagreements, Verification, and Reasoning summary.
How much does Keplar cost?
Free is $0. Keplar Plus is $45 a month, and Keplar Pro is $99 a month. Keplar Business is custom, so talk to us through the Inquire form.