Genspark is an all-in-one AI workspace built around Super Agent, an autonomous assistant that researches, writes and builds slides, spreadsheets, documents, websites and media in a cloud sandbox, plus Genspark Claw, an always-on agent you message through WhatsApp, Slack or Telegram. Everything runs on credits. The free plan refills 100 credits a day, but only until a lifetime allowance is used up. In the US App Store, Plus costs $24.99 a month for 10,000 credits or $239.99 a year, with larger Plus tiers up to 44,000 credits for $99.99, and Pro costs $249.99 a month for 125,000 credits; Team costs $30 a seat with 12,000 credits each. Since September 18, 2026, paid plans also include a weekly Free Quota for Standard-mode tasks.
Reviewed by EdGrows·Updated Oct 2, 2026This analysis is based on documentation, public user reports, and vendor materials — not yet on our own hands-on testing. How we rate
When Genspark launched in 2024, it was an AI search engine that built "Sparkpages" on any topic. Today it opens on a prompt box labelled AI Workspace 6.0. Underneath sit rows of tools, from AI Slides and AI Sheets to a mail app, a code builder and a CRM. Search is now just one thing the agent does on the way to a finished file.
That shift makes Genspark harder to price than a chatbot. Every agent runs on the same credit balance, and how far a subscription goes depends on which agents you use and which model tier you pick.
Genspark's own pricing page sits behind a sign-in. The clearest public price list is its US App Store listing, and it matches the credit tiers in the help center:
| Plan | A month | Credits a month | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 100 a day | Stops refilling once a lifetime allowance is used |
| Plus | $24.99, or $239.99 a year | 10,000 | 50 GB AI Drive, commercial use of outputs |
| Plus, larger tiers | $49.99, $74.99, $99.99 | 21,000, 32,000, 44,000 | Switch tiers at any time |
| Pro | $249.99 | 125,000 and up | 1 TB AI Drive, a weekly Free Quota 10 times Plus's |
| Team | $30 a seat | 12,000 per seat | 2 to 150 seats, monthly billing |
| Enterprise | Contract | 25,000 per seat | 151+ seats, typically a 36-month term |
Genspark's plan overview on October 2, 2026. Dollar prices come from its US App Store listing and its Team plan help page.
Credits reset every billing cycle and don't roll over; top-up packs, sold from $19.99, last three months. What a credit buys varies widely. Genspark's guide names the main drivers. Ultra model tiers cost more than Standard, and long conversations re-read their whole context. High-resolution images and longer videos cost more too. In the audio and music tools, "Auto-select" generates several versions and charges for each one. Regenerating a result costs the full price again.
On September 18, 2026, Genspark added a Free Quota to Plus and Pro. It's a weekly balance that leaves your credits alone. It covers Standard-mode text and image tasks in the main agents, from Super Agent and Deep Research to AI Slides, AI Sheets and AI Docs. A blue bar above the prompt shows when a task runs on it. Ultra mode, video and audio still use credits.
Chat is changing at the same time. Core models in AI Chat and AI Image, such as Claude Sonnet, cost no credits up to a usage cap. Flagship models such as Claude Opus draw credits. Members who subscribed before September 18 keep unlimited AI Chat and AI Image until December 31, 2026. From January 1, 2027, everyone moves to the capped terms. Reviews that describe Genspark Plus as unlimited chat are describing a deal that is ending.
The new Super Agent gets its own cloud environment, with a real browser and a file system. That lets it research live sites, run code and build files across several messages in one project. Workflows can be saved as skills, then rerun or shared with a team, and tasks can run in parallel. Uploads go up to 500 MB on the free plan and 1 GB on paid plans, or come straight from Google Drive.
Genspark's own advice on saving credits is telling. Draft and refine the prompt in AI Chat first, then hand the finished brief to Super Agent, so the agent doesn't burn credits asking clarifying questions. Files left in the agent's working environment last only for the session. Anything you want to keep should come back as a file card, which stays with the project.
Genspark Claw is a personal assistant you message rather than open. It connects to email and calendars, and to messaging apps from WhatsApp and Slack to Telegram, Discord and Signal. It remembers your preferences across channels and comes with more than 30 skills, from research to phone calls. It can also run scheduled tasks and check in regularly while you're away.
It runs in one of two places. A dedicated cloud computer, in Lite, Standard or Powerful sizes, keeps Claw online around the clock. In October 2026 Genspark advertised it from $9.99 a month, at a 75% discount. Cancelling erases the machine and everything on it. The desktop app for Mac and Windows runs Claw locally for free, apart from credits, but only while your computer is on. Genspark's own security note is worth repeating. In local mode Claw can reach your file system, and the workspace folder you set is guidance, not a hard boundary. Back up important files before giving it file tasks.
Genspark's refund windows are short. Outside the EU, UK, Turkey and Korea, you have 24 hours after buying a monthly plan and 72 hours after an annual one. A request can be refused if much of the plan was already used, and each account gets only one refund. Cancelling keeps the plan until the end of the period, then drops the account to the free plan; credits from the cancelled period aren't refunded. Mobile subscriptions are billed by Apple or Google and must be cancelled there.
The closest comparison is Manus AI, another general agent that turns one request into finished work. ChatGPT Plus, at $20 a month, now covers much of the same ground with its own agents, Codex and a desktop app. It also spares you the credit arithmetic. For presentations alone, Gamma is the more focused tool, and for cited research Perplexity remains stronger than Genspark's search.
Genspark makes the most sense for someone who produces many kinds of deliverables, a deck on Monday and a spreadsheet model on Tuesday, and wants one agent for all of them. The free plan is a fair test of how fast real tasks burn credits. If you then pay, the smallest Plus tier is enough to begin with, since moving up later adds the extra credits straight away.
You can start free, but the free plan has an end point. It refills 100 credits a day until your account has used its lifetime allowance of free credits; after that the daily refill stops and only your remaining balance works. Paid plans start with Plus at $24.99 a month for 10,000 credits in Genspark's US App Store listing.
Plus and Pro are personal subscriptions tied to one account, and Genspark's fair-use rules prohibit sharing credentials. For groups, the Team plan costs $30 per seat a month with 12,000 credits per seat, for 2 to 150 people, and Enterprise covers 151 seats or more on a contract.
Genspark's always-on personal agent. It connects to your apps, remembers your preferences, runs scheduled tasks and answers in WhatsApp, Slack, Teams, Telegram, LINE, Discord and other messengers. It runs either on a dedicated cloud computer, from $9.99 a month during a limited-time 75% discount, or for free in the desktop app on your own Mac or Windows PC, and its actions use your Genspark credits.
Monthly plan credits reset at each billing cycle and don't roll over, and yearly plans issue credits month by month rather than all at once. Separately purchased top-up credits last three months and carry across cycles. Downgrading resets your balance to the smaller plan's allocation.
Only within short windows: 24 hours after buying a monthly plan and 72 hours after an annual one, or 14 days in the EU, UK and Turkey and 7 days in Korea. Genspark may reject a request if a large share of the plan's credits was already used, and approves only one refund per account.
Yes, for iPhone and Android, with Plus and Pro available as in-app purchases. Subscriptions bought through the App Store or Google Play must be managed and cancelled there, and you can't hold a web and a mobile subscription at the same time.
Cited AI search plus the new Computer agent: free plan, Pro at $20 or $200 a year, Max at $200, Computer credits, and the free Comet browser.
An academic search engine that answers from peer-reviewed papers. Basic search is free, Pro starts at $12 a month billed yearly, and students get up to 40% off.
A free chat app and one of the cheapest frontier-class APIs: V4.1-Flash with vision and open weights, from $0.15 per million input tokens off-peak.