Compare the plans
* Per person: you can connect more accounts once you hold an owner, admin or editor seat in any Pro workspace.
Both plans use your own Claude and Codex subscriptions, run several agents in parallel, connect your GitHub repository, show your real app running on the canvas, export code, import from Figma and include every shader.
You pay for every owner, admin and editor in a Pro workspace. Viewers are always free, on every plan. To upgrade, see Manage your subscription.
Free
3,000 AI-generated layers a week
On Free, your agents can create or change 3,000 layers a week. A layer counts once each time your agent adds or changes it in a request, whether the agent works in Wonder Chat or in another client over Wonder MCP. Layers inside a placed component don’t count.- Reading is free. Tool calls that read your files never count, and deleting a layer never adds to your count. Renaming a layer counts like any other change, but your agent can still rename after the limit.
- It’s per person. The limit counts your agents’ layers across all your Free workspaces together. Layers they make in a Pro workspace don’t count.
- Your week starts when you created your account. It’s 7 days from that moment, not a calendar week, and it resets on its own.
- At the limit, a request your agent has already started still finishes. New requests can’t add or change layers until the week resets, and the message names when that is. Your agent can still read, rename and delete.
Only the owner can edit
On Free, only the workspace’s owner can edit. Anyone you invite joins as a viewer. To let others edit, upgrade the workspace to Pro.Pro
Pro costs $20 per editor a month, or $16 per editor a month billed yearly ($192 a year).- Unlimited AI-generated layers.
- AI image and vector generation. Each person gets a monthly allowance in each Pro workspace, for generating images and SVGs and for vectorizing images. Wonder shows how much you’ve used as a percentage. It resets every month, also on yearly billing. If you need more, contact the Wonder team.
- Full team collaboration. Owners, admins and editors can all edit.
- Share your running app with a Preview link.
- More agent accounts. Free keeps one Claude account and one Codex account signed in on your computer. With an owner, admin or editor seat in any Pro workspace, you can connect more.
- Priority support.
Enterprise
Enterprise adds single sign-on for your company: people sign in with your company’s account, set up by the Wonder team together with your IT admin. To talk about Enterprise, email team@wonder.so.Limits on every plan
See your usage
- Wonder usage: open Settings > Plan & billing (or Settings > Usage in the desktop app) to see your plan and the Wonder usage card. On Free it shows Weekly AI-generated layers and when they reset. On Pro it shows how much of your Monthly image and vector generation you’ve used.
- In the chat: in the desktop app, click the usage ring in the message box to see this week’s AI layers, your agent’s limits and the context window.
Your agents’ own plans
Claude Code and Codex run on your own Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions, and Anthropic and OpenAI set their limits. Those limits count everything you do with each account, in Wonder and anywhere else you use it. In the desktop app, open Settings > Usage to see them. There’s a card for each signed-in account, with each limit (such as 5-hour limit or Weekly limit), how much of it you’ve used and when it resets. Click Manage on claude.ai or Manage in ChatGPT to change that plan.If something goes wrong
- “Your agents have made 3,000 layers this week on the Free plan.” Wait for the reset the message names, or upgrade the workspace to Pro. More in Wonder MCP troubleshooting.
- “Generating images or vectors needs an active paid plan.” The workspace is on Free, or its payment failed. Its owner can fix it in Settings > Plan & billing.
- “You have used your image and vector generation for this month in this workspace.” Wait for the date the message names, or email team@wonder.so.
- “This image is too large to upload.” The image is over 100 MB. Resize it and try again.
- “This image has too many pixels to upload.” Resize it to 50 megapixels or less and try again.
- Your Claude or Codex limit is reached: that’s your agent’s own plan. Wait for it to reset, or change it in Settings > Usage.