One game is free. The rest is for people who keep making them.
Credits are spent when the AI does work for you — building a game, answering a rules argument at the table. Playing is always free, and your players never pay for anything.
Plans
Free
Make a game and play it tonight.
Free
No card, no expiry
1 game, kept for good
- 1 game slot
- One game, and 7 gos at making it better
- 20 referee answers a month at the table
- Up to 15 players in a room, 1 room at a time
- Publish free games to the marketplace after review
Most people
Paid
For the person in the family who makes the games.
$20/ month
or $200 a year — 10 months’ money for 12 months’ access (2 months free)
5 games, and credits that refill
- 5 game slots
- 50 Studio credits a month
- 80 referee answers a month
- An AI watcher for 8 game nights a month
- Up to 20 players, 5 rooms at once
- 3 playtest sessions a run
- Sell your games and keep 50%
Creator
For designers who iterate, playtest in batches and sell.
$70/ month
or $700 a year — 10 months’ money for 12 months’ access (2 months free)
25 games, and the best split
- 25 game slots
- 200 Studio credits a month
- 250 referee answers a month
- An AI watcher for 25 game nights a month
- Up to 20 players, 15 rooms at once
- 10 playtest sessions a run, 20 private test-drive phones
- Sell your games and keep 70%
One-off purchases
No subscription needed. Credits bought this way never expire, and are spent only after your monthly ones run out.
The part worth reading
- All prices are in US dollars. Purchases are sold by Paddle.com Market Ltd, our merchant of record, which adds any VAT or sales tax due where you live and issues the invoice.
- Cancel whenever you like — you keep the plan until the period you have paid for runs out. Fourteen days to change your mind about anything you have not used; see the Refund Policy for exactly where that line falls.
- Prices can change, but never for a period you have already paid for, and never without 30 days’ notice before a renewal.
- Players never pay and never sign in. Only the person building or hosting the game does.