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Tiers & Access

Prompty is free to use. Paid tiers remove limits and unlock higher-volume access. This page lists the exact numbers and explains how the browser extension and API fit into the picture.

1. Subscription tiers

Prompty has two subscription tiers.

  • Free - included with every account. Full access to the builder, voting, favorites, and community content. Tier limits apply to private items, versions per prompt, AI improvements, and API usage.
  • Pro - 4.99 EUR per month. Removes the private-item and versioning caps, and raises the AI-improvement and API quotas.

See the full comparison and upgrade options on the pricing page. Every paid plan starts with a 30-day free trial for first-time subscribers.

2. What counts toward your limits

Only private items count toward your tier limits. Public items are unlimited on every tier. If you want to build freely without hitting a wall, keep your work public.

The items that count are: private Prompts, private Personas, private Tones, private Outputs, and private Constraints. Favorites count toward a separate per-entity-type limit. Versions per prompt and AI improvements are counted independently.

3. Tier limits

Limit Free Pro
Private Prompts 5 Unlimited
Private Personas 5 Unlimited
Private Tones 5 Unlimited
Private Outputs 5 Unlimited
Private Constraints 5 Unlimited
Versions per prompt 3 Unlimited
Favorites per entity type 5 Unlimited
AI improvements per month 20 250
API keys 1 25
API requests per day 20 1,000

4. AI improvements

The Improve button in the builder rewrites your text with AI. It is available in two places: on the Task section, where it rewrites your task for clarity, and on the final Prompt section, where it improves the compiled prompt as a whole.

  • Each use counts as one improvement toward your monthly quota.
  • The quota resets monthly.
  • Free plans receive 20 improvements per month. Pro raises this to 250.
  • An Undo button reverts the most recent improvement if you do not like the result.

5. Browser extension

The Prompty browser extension puts your library in a popup that sits alongside any AI chat tool. Open it, find the prompt or persona you want, and copy it to your clipboard in one click. Paste it wherever you need it.

  • Browse your saved prompts and personas, or the public community library.
  • Search, sort, and paginate - the same controls as on the dashboard.
  • Copy the compiled prompt to your clipboard with a single click, then paste into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any other tool.
  • Recent items - the extension remembers what you used most recently and surfaces it first.

Install the extension from your browser's store:

6. API access

Prompty has a REST API for programmatic access to your library. You can read, create, update, and delete your prompts and building blocks from any code that can make an HTTP request.

  • Authentication - every request carries a Bearer token tied to an API key you generate.
  • Base path - all endpoints live under /api/v1.
  • Rate limits - each key is bounded by your tier's daily request limit. See the Tier Limits table above.
  • Scope - the API gives you access to your own items and to public items. It does not expose other users' private data.

This page covers the conceptual picture. For the full endpoint-by-endpoint reference, see the API documentation site. The raw OpenAPI specification is also served at /api/v1/openapi if you need to generate a client.

7. API keys

API keys are created and managed at /dashboard/api-keys. Each key has a name and a short prefix you can use to identify it in lists. The full key is only shown once, when you create it, so store it in a safe place immediately.

  • Create keys up to your tier's maximum (1 on Free, 25 on Pro).
  • Rotate a key by creating a new one and revoking the old one after you have updated your client.
  • Revoke a key at any time. Revoked keys reject every subsequent request.

Treat keys like passwords

A key grants full access to your account's API. Do not commit keys to source control, do not paste them into chat logs, and rotate them promptly if you suspect exposure.