Every Hex plan comes with "Limited", "Standard", "Extended" or "Premium" credits, but the pricing page never says how many or what one credit does. The Hex agent is the headline product, so the first question a team lead asks ("will our analysts run out?") has no answer on the page.
First action
Write down the credit amount per plan and the average credits per agent task from last month.
How to measure it
Team trial starts from /pricing
- Now
- –
- Target
- +30%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Get the numbers
Credits per plan and average credits per agent task.
Senior Product Manager, Monetization 1 day
Write the explanation
What a credit is, what runs out, what happens next.
Senior Product Manager, Monetization 1 day
Add to the plan cards
Amounts next to each credit label.
Web Designer 1 day
Build the estimator
Editors, viewers, questions a week; plan and credits out.
Software Engineer, Growth and Monetization 3 days
Plain-text pricing file
Plans, prices and credits for agents and assistants.
Software Engineer, Growth and Monetization 2 hours
Track
Estimator use, trial starts and upgrades.
Data Person weekly
Why it works
Add the credit amount per editor on each plan, what a typical agent task costs in credits, what happens when credits run out, and a small estimator: editors, viewers and agent questions a week in, plan and expected credits out. Publish the same facts as a plain-text pricing file so AI assistants and buying agents read the right numbers.
The Senior PM for Monetization is asked for "pricing calculators or guides for agents and humans". Clear credit math removes the main hesitation between Professional ($36) and Team ($75), and the estimator is a natural place to offer the 14-day Team trial.
Ready to use
ChecklistCredit explainer checklist
[ ] Credits included per editor on each plan [ ] What one credit buys (a typical agent question, an app build) [ ] What happens when credits run out [ ] How to buy more [ ] Estimator: editors, viewers, agent questions a week [ ] Same facts in a plain-text pricing file
Risks and how to handle them
Credit amounts change often
Pull them from the same config billing uses.
Numbers invite haggling
Show typical usage ranges, not worst cases.
Evidence
- Your websitePricing: Community free; Professional $36 per editor a month; Team $75 per editor a month with a 14-day trial; Enterprise custom with an Explorer seat add-on, BYOK, single tenant, HIPAA and embedded add-ons, AWS and Snowflake Marketplace. Plans come with "Limited", "Standard", "Extended" or "Premium" credits, but the page shows no credit amounts. Large compute starts at $0.32 an hour.Source
- HiringSenior Product Manager, Monetization: own the journey "from evaluation to purchase and expansion", including "ancillary experiences like pricing calculators or guides for agents and humans", design pricing for new products, and drive bigger bets "such as credit model innovation for new products, or internationalization".Source
- Your websiteHomepage: "The Analytics platform for humans and agents"; "Rethinking BI Conversational analytics and Context management for the agentic era"; a banner reads "It's just "Hex"! Not "HEX" or "Hex dot tech"", alongside the LangChain migration story and State of Data Teams 2026.Source