Set the objective
Your team defines the desired business outcome, context, and guardrails.
Outcome-based pricing
Boon credits are consumed when an agent produces a generated outcome, giving teams a clearer connection between usage and delivered value.
The credit model
Understand when credits are consumed, how generated outcomes appear in the workflow, and where your team retains control.
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How credits work
Credits are consumed when Boon generates an outcome — you are charged for generated outcomes rather than passive background activity.
Your team defines the desired business outcome, context, and guardrails.
The agent evaluates the relevant signals, evidence, and workflow inputs.
Credit consumption is tied to the outcome produced by the agent.
Outcome-based value
Conventional usage billing meters activity. Boon’s model ties credits to the outcomes an agent generates — with human review kept visible throughout.
Metered consumption
Credits tied to generated outcomes
Plans
Every plan runs on credits that power Boon’s analysis and decision workflows in Buy mode and Sell mode.
$0
2,000 free credits on signup
Start building your company profile and explore Boon’s Buy and Sell workflows.
$10,000
12,000 total credits ROI Guaranteed
10,000 purchased credits + 2,000 signup credits
For teams ready to run full Buy and Sell workflows with advanced evidence and fit analysis.
Custom
For organizations standardizing trusted B2B decisions across teams.
Credits are used across Boon analysis and decision workflows. Contact the team for enterprise volumes and implementation requirements.
Pricing FAQ
Boon credits are consumed when an agent generates an outcome. The exact credit requirement can depend on the workflow and outcome type.
Boon AI uses an outcome-based credit model. No results, no cost. Credits are consumed only when a result is produced, such as a warm intro, qualified sales meeting, vendor match, or buyer proof. Every ~$2,000 in credits can unlock ~$100,000 in qualified pipeline as projected potential ROI.
Pricing is structured around credits rather than seats. The Growth plan includes 10,000 credits for $10,000, and Enterprise plans are customized with deeper support. Credits are consumed only when measurable results are delivered, keeping spend tied to value produced.
The primary paying party is the seller, since they use Boon to advance their engagement funnel and generate qualified leads through warm introductions and proactive outreach. Both buyers and sellers receive a free tier that includes 2,000 complimentary credits. Sellers reach the paid tier significantly faster — typically within two months — because of their higher usage volume, while buyers doing occasional vendor research rarely exhaust their free credits.
Boon Credits are the mechanism used to charge for results — warm intros, sales meetings, vendor matches, and other measurable GTM outcomes. You are never billed for logins or seats, only for value delivered. Boon is also negotiating free AI tokens from major public LLM providers, which helps keep credit consumption efficient.
A qualified sales meeting on Boon costs roughly $50 in credits, versus the $500–$1,000 typically charged by lead-generation firms. Because spend is tied directly to delivered outcomes, clients are projected to see about $100,000 in qualified pipeline for every ~$2,000 of credit consumption, an expected 50x return.
Boon is an agentic B2B commerce platform and AI buying network, not a co-pilot or AI avatar. Every user gets a personal AI agent, and buyer and seller agents interact to pre-qualify meetings, vet vendors, negotiate contracts, and facilitate trusted transactions. You only handle human escalations — like approving a large discount — and those decisions are remembered so the same escalation never repeats.
Next step
See how Boon’s credit model can support your buyer or seller workflow.