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Your first project is free to try for two weeks, with a total budget of 5,000 forkaroonies for AI usage during the trial. This is a trial allowance, not a monthly credit allocation. When you choose to continue with a paid project, it costs $30 per month and includes 10,000 forkaroonies per month for use only in that project.

Once you have a paid project, your account can have up to two draft projects at a time. Each new draft gets its own free two-week trial so you can try it before committing to another $30/month project. The two-draft allowance is per paid account, not per paid project. Drafts don’t count toward the paid project total above.

No. Each paid project has its own 10,000-forkaroonie monthly allowance, usable only in that project. Five projects means five separate allowances of 10,000—not a shared 50,000-credit balance. Credits cannot be pooled or transferred between projects.

A forkaroonie is Fork’s AI usage credit. You use forkaroonies when you work with AI in Fork. Each paid project includes 10,000 forkaroonies per month, reserved for use within that project only.

Each paid project is $30 per month. Five paid projects cost $150 per month, with a separate 10,000-forkaroonie monthly allowance for each project. These allowances cannot be shared between projects. Every paid project gets the same features. Your account can also have up to two draft projects in their two-week trials, separate from your paid projects.

For $30 per month, each project includes one client sandbox, unlimited users, unlimited pages, one custom domain, full web import, and 10,000 AI forkaroonies per month for use only in that project.

Unlimited users are included in every paid project. Your project price stays $30 per month as you add teammates and clients.

Each project includes its own 10,000 forkaroonies per month. If a project needs more, additional usage costs $10 per extra 10,000 forkaroonies used, on top of your project subscription. You can’t use another project’s included allowance instead.