One Storage Quota, and Pro Is Back: $9 a Month for 100 GB

The short answer: SkillSafe now has exactly one storage number per account. Skill files, app files, app data records, and agent snapshots all draw from a single unified quota — 50 MB on Free, 100 GB on the relaunched $9/month Pro plan, and 100 GB per seat, pooled, on Team. Team seats also each receive $10 of app credit per month. Everything that keeps skills safe — scanning, AI review, dual-side verification — stays free.

Why one quota

As the Apps platform grew, so did the number of places your bytes could live: skill archives, app frontend releases, files your apps store for users, JSONB records in app collections, agent snapshots. Each had its own cap, and none of them added up to a number you could reason about. Meters like that don’t inform — they just accumulate asterisks.

Now there’s one quota, and everything debits it. The storage bar on your billing page shows the total, colored by type, so you can see at a glance whether it’s your skills or your apps’ records doing the eating. Apps can read the same picture — their caller’s real used/limit meters — via GET /v1/app-api/storage, so an app that stores files for you can show you an honest gauge instead of a guess.

Pro, relaunched: $9 for 100 GB

Pro is back, and it’s deliberately simple: $9 per month takes one personal account from 50 MB to 100 GB (20% off billed yearly). It also raises your hosted-app cap from 5 to 50. That’s the whole plan — no gated security features, no paywalled verification. You pay for room, not for safety.

Team: 100 GB per seat, pooled — plus $10 of credit each

Team stays $20 per seat per month, and each seat now contributes 100 GB to a pooled org quota — an 8-person org shares 800 GB, allocated wherever it’s needed rather than stranded per member. Hosted apps are unlimited on Team and Enterprise.

Each seat also receives $10 of app credit every month (that’s 100,000 credits at the standard $1 = 10,000 credits), landing directly in that member’s wallet. Seat grants expire 31 days after they land and are always spent before money you topped up yourself — use it or lose it, but never instead of your own balance.

What didn’t change

Credits still work the same way: $1 = 10,000 credits, runs are metered at actual token usage with the estimate shown up front, and no subscription is ever required to run an app — Free and Pro accounts buy the same credit packs and spend them identically. The $0.30 welcome credit and the $0.20 daily active-user grant are unchanged.

If you’ve been bumping the old caps, the pricing page has the full comparison table and a Team seat calculator. And if 50 MB has always been plenty: nothing changes for you at all.