- Hard monthly budget limit
- One-time top-ups anytime
- Unlimited integrations
- Approval controls before sensitive actions
- Spend receipts for every run
Your budget. Your call.
You pick the monthly budget. win.sh is not another SaaS plan maze with mystery units, rollover rules, and calculator homework. Your assistant gets a clear dollar cap, works inside it, and stops before crossing it.
The monthly budget is the product: one amount, tracked in dollars. If the month gets busy, add a top-up. If it does not, there is no private currency quietly expiring in the corner.
Choose the fuel. win.sh stays in lane.
- 1
Name the number
Choose any self-serve budget from $50 to $10k. This is the amount win.sh may use for company work.
- 2
Let it run, capped
Every run checks the same budget before continuing. No surprise sprint past the line.
- 3
Top up, do not upgrade
A busy week needs more room, not a new tier. Add a one-time top-up and keep the monthly budget clean.
The good controls are not locked upstairs
Changing the budget changes how much room win.sh has. It does not hide approvals, receipts, or connected tools behind plan tiers.
Budget wall
Non-critical work stops before it spends through the cap.
Receipts in dollars
See spend by run, day, and assistant. The money trail is readable without a decoder ring.
You stay in control
Sensitive actions still follow your rules, even when budget is available.
Real tools connected
Stripe, analytics, memory, and context stay in the product. No plan maze for the basics.
Frequently asked questions
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