Simple plans for cleaner traffic.
Start with a 1-day trial, then move into higher monthly check limits, more Protected Pages, Smart Links, longer Traffic Log history, and advanced controls.
No card required for trial. Paid plans are funded from your KillBot wallet.
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-$99.00Pro plan · monthlyMay 14
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+$50.00Wallet top-up · USDTMay 02
One-time trial
1 day, one route, no card required.
Wallet-funded
Plans are paid from your KillBot wallet.
Upgrade anytime
Upgrades start immediately with a fresh cycle.
Safe quota behavior
At the limit, checks pause and traffic is allowed by default.
How billing works.
Wallet-funded
Plans are paid from your KillBot wallet. Add funds once, then use the balance for plans and upgrades.
Upgrade anytime
Move to a higher plan when traffic grows. Upgrades apply immediately with a fresh cycle.
Quota visibility
Your workspace shows monthly checks used, remaining quota, wallet balance, and active routes.
Safe quota behavior
At the limit, full checks pause and traffic follows the configured safe behavior instead of failing silently.
Common billing questions.
Use the quick answers below, then move into docs if you need the rollout and quota details behind the plan choice.
How is KillBot billed?
KillBot plans are funded from wallet balance. You top up the wallet first, then use that balance for plan purchases and upgrades.
Does KillBot prorate upgrades?
No. Upgrades start immediately, charge the full new plan price, and begin a fresh billing cycle.
Can I downgrade during an active cycle?
Downgrades are handled at renewal rather than as an instant self-serve change in the middle of the cycle.
What happens when the monthly check limit is reached?
When the monthly limit is exhausted, full checks pause and traffic is allowed by default until the plan renews or the account upgrades.
Each plan line maps to a dedicated feature page.
Use pricing with the workflow and billing guides.
Pricing is easiest to judge alongside the workflow and billing guides, because plan choice only makes sense once the rollout model and quota behavior are clear.
Start with the smallest plan that fits the route, then upgrade only when volume demands it.
Run one route first, confirm the Traffic Log, and move into higher limits when the workflow is proven.