If you can say it, you can do it.

You tell Soopabox what you need in plain English. It logs into your accounts, does the work on a real computer, and keeps managing it after — monitoring for issues, fixing what breaks, running tasks on a schedule. You just check in when you want to.

Pick Core, Plus or Max — each includes a monthly allowance of AI work and Talk minutes sized to your plan. Your base price never changes. If you use everything, extra use is at cost — A$20 credit blocks the moment the allowance runs out, so a task never stops mid-way. Anything you don't use carries over.

Core (A$69.99) comes with about 580 actions a month plus 90 minutes of Talk. Plus (A$99.99) gives about 950 actions and 150 minutes. Max (A$199.99) gives about 2,270 actions and 300 minutes. 'Actions' is a safe estimate — in practice most actions cost less than the worst case, so you usually get more.

A complex task takes more steps, but there's no premium per step. A simple task might take 5 steps. A complex one might take 40. The plan's allowance is sized in real work done, not in difficulty.

A shared credit wallet takes over — A$20 blocks, at cost (we take no cut). Auto top-up is on by default, so the next block is charged before the credit runs out and the task keeps going. Prefer manual? Turn auto top-up off and tasks pause and wait for you.

Credit, yes — permanently. Anything you don't spend stays in your account, no monthly reset, no expiry. Allowance resets each billing period (that's what the plan buys you), but your credit balance never does.

No. The system checks before every task runs that there's allowance left, credit on hand, or a working auto top-up — if none of those, it won't start. A task already running always finishes, even if it dips a few cents past the balance, and that shortfall comes off the next top-up.

No. The only charges on your card are the plan price and A$20 credit top-ups — each one labelled, each one visible in your account. Credit is at cost, so A$20 charged is A$20 of extra work you get. You can turn top-ups off any time.

Yes — bring your existing Claude or Codex subscription and Soopabox gives it the ability to actually do computer work. Or use Soopa, the built-in engine, with everything already included. Your choice.

Yes. Deploy Soopabox as your own customer-facing agent. It reads incoming emails and chat messages, drafts replies using your knowledge base, and either sends automatically or holds them for your approval. Your customers get fast answers — you stay in control of what goes out.