Start free. Grow when it clicks.
Every new account starts with 45 days of the full Pro experience, free. No card to start. When the trial wraps up, keep what you love with Companion or Pro, and one plan covers your phone, desktop, and mobile apps together.
Free
Get started, meet Buddy.
- ✓25 chats a day
- ✓10 minutes of voice a day
- ✓10 web searches a day
- ✓Memory, reminders, and Calendar
Companion
Your everyday companion.
45-day free trial included
- ✓Unlimited voice and chat
- ✓Unlimited memory
- ✓Proactive check-ins, first
- ✓Reminders and alarms
Pro
Buddy, unlimited.
- ✓Everything in Companion
- ✓Gmail agent and email actions
- ✓Premium voices, priority speed
- ✓Tune what Buddy pings you about
Every plan starts with a 45-day free Pro trial. Cancel anytime.
The plain answers
What people ask before picking a plan.
How much does Aura cost?
There is a free tier at $0, Companion at $19.99 a month or $191 a year, and Pro at $34.99 a month or $335 a year. Every new account starts with 45 days of the full Pro experience before you pick.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Every new account gets 45 days of full Pro with no card required. When the trial wraps up you land on the free tier unless you choose a plan.
What do I get on the free tier?
Every day you get 25 chats, 10 minutes of voice, 10 web searches, and 5 screen drafts on desktop, plus memory, reminders, and Google Calendar. The limits reset at midnight UTC, and you can stay on the free tier for good.
What is the difference between Companion and Pro?
Companion removes the daily limits on voice and chat and gives Buddy unlimited memory. Pro adds the Gmail agent for reading and acting on your email, premium voices with priority speed, and control over which topics Buddy pings you about.
Does one plan cover phone and desktop?
Yes. One subscription covers Buddy on Android, Windows, and Mac, with the same account and the same memory everywhere.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel whenever you like and you drop back to the free tier at the end of your billing period, no questions asked.