Pricing Limits
Minimum and maximum per-run workflow margin on Edgaze, and the weekly Workflow Studio usage allowance.
Creators publishing a paid workflow.
Anyone building in Workflow Studio.
Overview#
Creators set product prices within platform-enforced limits. Pricing limits reduce spam listings, avoid extreme marketplace pricing, improve customer trust, and keep the hosted AI product marketplace legible.
Workflow per-run listings use a creator margin range; buyer displayed price adds compute estimated at the input envelope maximum. Read Publish and Price and the Billing guides.
Current Price Ranges#
| Product Type | What is limited | Minimum | Maximum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workflow products | Per-run creator margin | $0.05 | $50.00 |
Prices are currently set in USD.
Workflow Products#
Workflow creator margin must be between $0.05 and $50.00 per run. The buyer's displayed per-run price equals margin plus applicable hosted compute estimated at the input-envelope maximum. Only the creator-set margin is subject to this range.
Prompt Studio creation is retired. Existing prompt listings and purchases remain supported under Legacy and retired features.
Edgaze may show infrastructure cost estimates as pricing guidance during publish. Estimates do not automatically raise the enforced margin minimum and are not deducted from creator earnings.
Workflow Studio Test Runs#
Test runs in Workflow Studio draw on one usage allowance per account per week. It is measured by what each run actually costs to run (models and compute), shown as a percentage, and it is the same for Free and Plus accounts for now.
- Weekly, no rollover. The allowance resets every Monday at 00:00 UTC. Unused usage does not carry over, and a run that crosses the reset counts toward the week it started in.
- Set aside before the run starts. Each run sets aside its estimate with headroom, never more than 30% of the week, so the rest of the week stays usable. When the run finishes, only what it actually used is counted and the rest comes back.
- Each run has an execution budget. The amount set aside is the run's budget. A run that needs more stops with "Stopped: execution budget reached", keeps what it finished, and counts only that. Run it again to give it a fresh budget.
- Partly failed runs count the steps that completed. Steps on your own keys (Edgaze Plus, Use my API keys) count their compute only.
- When the allowance runs out, test runs stop unless you turn on Use wallet funds in Settings → Usage. A wallet-paid test run pays its compute price with no margin, the money is set aside before it starts, and you confirm the first one each week.
- Up to 6 test runs can be in progress on one account at a time.
Settings → Usage shows the week's usage, when it resets and about how many more runs of a typical workflow fit. Workflow Studio shows the same as a small ring next to Run.
Why Limits Exist#
Pricing limits reduce spam listings, avoid extreme marketplace pricing, improve customer trust, and keep the hosted AI product marketplace legible.
Changes#
Edgaze may change pricing limits for future listings, future purchases, categories, creator tiers, or special programs. Existing products may be grandfathered, required to update, or restricted depending on the change.
Related Policies#
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Back to Legal & Trust CenterHow Edgaze platform fees apply to creator margin on successful per-run sales, separate from compute recovery.
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How customers fund runs via wallet and bundles, how Stripe and Stripe Connect support checkout and creator payouts, and how legacy unlock purchases coexist with per-run billing.