Pricing

Your first finish
is on us.

Finish one project with Wanju before choosing how to pay for the next. Occasional users can buy a Finish Pass; people managing a portfolio can choose Pro. During the open beta, all Finish sessions are free of Wanju charges.

First one is on us

First Finish

$0 your first Finish Pass

Try the full completion workflow on one project before paying Wanju.

  • Portfolio dashboard and readiness assessment
  • One scoped Finish cycle: plan, agent work, approval and available checks
  • Reviewable diffs, local backups and GitHub push/PR controls
  • Your own AI provider key; provider usage is separate
Start free

Finish Pass

$9 per additional Finish

For the occasional project, without another monthly subscription.

  • One additional, scoped autonomous completion cycle
  • A plan and limits shown before the run starts
  • Review, verification and a clear handoff for work needing you
  • No recurring Wanju subscription
See how it works

Pro

$12 per month

For people who keep finishing and maintaining a portfolio.

  • 3 Finish credits per month
  • Portfolio monitoring and scheduled rescans (planned)
  • Phone approvals and portfolio autopilot
  • Provider failover and priority features
Try the beta

Open beta: no Wanju charge for Finish through 31 October 2026.

Paid Finish Passes, Pro credits and checkout are not active yet. The prices above are the planned post-beta options, not a payment request today. Your first Finish Pass remains free when billing launches. Existing purchases retain their original terms.

Wanju currently uses your own OpenAI, Anthropic or Gemini API key. Your AI provider may charge for usage or impose free-tier limits; a free Wanju Finish does not include AI inference. Cloud services you connect may also charge separately.

What counts as a Finish?

A Finish Pass is one scoped cycle from assessment and plan through agent work, review, available verification and a release handoff. It is not lifetime access to one repo, an unlimited token bucket, or a guarantee that third-party setup can happen without you. Wanju shows the proposed scope and any human actions before a run starts. Large projects may need more than one cycle, but no extra paid cycle should start without a new choice.

Current beta runs do not consume credits. Credit accounting, purchases, rollover rules and scheduled monitoring will be added before paid plans activate.

Finish, then keep it healthy.

The one-time pass fits a project you visit occasionally. Pro is intended for ongoing portfolio care: noticing failing tests, dependency and security regressions, stale integrations and broken deployments after a project ships. Those automated monitoring checks are a product direction, not a claim that every check is available today.

Start with one project.
See what it takes to finish.