Virex Docs

Guides, setup, comparison, and practical continuation for owned repos.

Plans

Pick the lane that matches your work.

Free is for trying the engine. Starter is the volume lane for learners and simple products. Pro is for power users and agencies. Premium sits in the middle — most paying users land there because that's where the math really pays off: real depth, custom features, and unlimited schemas without jumping to the deepest tier.

What changes between plans

A clear comparison, side by side

Each row is one capability. Read across to see what stays the same and what changes when you move between Free, Starter, Premium, and Pro.

Engine

Standard (watermarked)

Standard + light Deep

Deep + Engine Plus rescue

Engine Plus on every pass

Monthly engine credits

4,000

25,000

80,000

Builds

1 lifetime

From the credit pool (~13 builds + edits)

From the credit pool (~55 builds + 100s of edits)

From the credit pool (~180 builds + 1,000+ edits)

Repo download

Watermarked

Yours forever

Yours forever

Yours forever

Cosmetic edits (color, sizing, spacing)

Unlimited (free)

Unlimited (free)

Unlimited (free)

Capability features (maps, charts, …)

Limited library

Full library + open-ended codegen

Everything in Premium

Supabase schemas (RLS)

1 / month (sample)

Unlimited

Everything in Premium

Concurrent builds

1

1

2

4 (priority queue)

Retention + support

7 days · community

90 days · email · 72h

180 days · email · 48h

360 days · priority · 24h

Premium is the most picked plan. Pro goes deeper for power users and agencies — both are first-class lanes, just for different work.

Free

Sign up and ship 1 lifetime build. Real downloadable repo, Standard Engine, watermarked footer — no credit card needed.

When you want to see — and keep — what Virex makes from your prompt before paying anything.

What gets stronger at this level

Free is a one-shot trial. You get the same Standard Engine path Starter uses — prompt understanding, template selection, generated pages, working repo — with a watermarked footer. Enough to judge whether Virex fits your idea, with a real take-home repo at the end. No edits — to refine, change copy, or add sections you upgrade.

  • 1 lifetime build with the Standard Engine (no credit card required).
  • Downloadable repo — yours to keep, watermarked.
  • Interactive preview to click through the pages.
  • No edits — Starter+ unlocks refining and content changes.

How to think about this plan

Choose Free when you want this specific level of repo depth and continuation leverage. The difference is not just more copy on a pricing card. The difference is how much useful structure shows up before you start continuing the codebase yourself.

Starter — Volume lane

Volume tier for learners and simple products. 4,000 monthly engine credits + unlimited free cosmetic edits.

Learners, tinkerers, and prototypers who want a real repo at a friendly price. Move to Premium when you need unlimited schemas, capability features, or deeper output.

What gets stronger at this level

Starter is the lane for builders shipping a few projects per month. 4,000 monthly engine credits cover ~13 builds + ~50 edits or any mix you choose. Cosmetic edits (color, sizing, spacing) are free + unlimited and never count against the pool. Standard Engine on every pass with light Deep Engine variation. Front-end builds only — backend schemas live behind the Premium upgrade.

  • 4,000 monthly engine credits — pool covers ~13 builds + ~50 edits, or any mix.
  • Unlimited cosmetic edits (color, sizing, spacing) — free, outside the pool.
  • Standard Engine + light Deep Engine variation.
  • 1 Supabase schema generation per month (sample).
  • Downloadable repo — yours forever, no lock-in.
  • Interactive preview · 90-day retention · 72h email support.

How to think about this plan

Choose Starter — Volume lane when you want this specific level of repo depth and continuation leverage. The difference is not just more copy on a pricing card. The difference is how much useful structure shows up before you start continuing the codebase yourself.

Premium — Deep Engine

Main plan — everything in Starter, plus 25,000 credits, capability library, open-ended codegen, free inline text edits, unlimited schemas with RLS.

The recommended plan. Pick this unless you specifically need Pro-tier volume or parallel builds.

What gets stronger at this level

Premium is where Virex earns its money. Everything in Starter plus a much bigger credit pool, Deep Engine on every pass with automatic Engine Plus rescue when validation gets tricky, full capability library (maps, charts, calendars, animations, search, file upload), open-ended codegen for novel features, inline text edits that cost zero credits, and unlimited Supabase schemas with RLS. Cosmetic edits stay free + unlimited.

  • Everything in Starter, plus:
  • 25,000 monthly engine credits — ~55 builds + ~400 medium edits, or any mix.
  • Deep Engine on every pass + automatic Engine Plus rescue when needed.
  • Inline text edits in the preview — free, no LLM call.
  • Capability features library: maps, charts, calendars, animations, file upload, search.
  • Open-ended LLM codegen for novel features beyond the library.
  • Unlimited Supabase schemas with Row-Level Security policies.
  • 2 concurrent builds · 180-day retention · 48h email support.

How to think about this plan

Choose Premium — Deep Engine when you want this specific level of repo depth and continuation leverage. The difference is not just more copy on a pricing card. The difference is how much useful structure shows up before you start continuing the codebase yourself.

Pro — Engine Plus

Everything in Premium, plus 3.2× the credit pool, opt-in Best mode edits, parallel builds, priority queue.

Agencies, power users, and projects with ambitious scope or tight deadlines. Move up when Premium's pool starts getting in your way.

What gets stronger at this level

Pro is for high-volume client work. Everything in Premium plus 80,000 monthly engine credits — 3.2× Premium so heavy workloads don't hit the pool ceiling. Opus rescue is generous within the pool. Best mode edit toggle unlocks forced-Opus for tricky cases. Priority build queue + 4 concurrent builds for parallel agency workflows. 360-day retention, 24h priority support.

  • Everything in Premium, plus:
  • 80,000 monthly engine credits — 3.2× Premium for high-volume agency workflows.
  • Best mode edits unlocked — opt-in forced-Opus for the tricky cases.
  • Engine Plus — generous Opus rescue, no surprise rate limits within pool.
  • Priority build queue — your builds skip the line under load.
  • 4 concurrent builds for parallel agency workflows.
  • 360-day retention · 24h priority support.

How to think about this plan

Choose Pro — Engine Plus when you want this specific level of repo depth and continuation leverage. The difference is not just more copy on a pricing card. The difference is how much useful structure shows up before you start continuing the codebase yourself.

Enterprise — Need more?

Custom limits, dedicated infrastructure, SSO, custom SLAs, on-prem options, or a tailored engine lane. Tell us what you need.

Teams or agencies that hit Pro's ceilings, or organisations that need contractual commitments around availability, security, or data handling.

What gets stronger at this level

Enterprise is for usage that doesn't fit cleanly into Pro caps — high build volume across teams, custom concurrent caps, dedicated infrastructure, single sign-on, custom contractual SLAs, or a specific deployment. We'll quote a fit for your workload.

  • Custom build / edit / schema caps tuned to your team.
  • SSO, audit logs, and custom contractual SLAs.
  • Optional dedicated infrastructure or on-prem deployment.
  • Tailored engine lane on request.
  • Direct line to the Virex team for engineering support.

How to think about this plan

Choose Enterprise — Need more? when you want this specific level of repo depth and continuation leverage. The difference is not just more copy on a pricing card. The difference is how much useful structure shows up before you start continuing the codebase yourself.

Why most paying users pick Premium

Premium is where the math really pays off for serious builders — the Deep Engine on every build, custom feature codegen, unlimited schemas with RLS, and the kind of first-pass depth that lands close to a working product. Starter and Pro exist around it: Starter is a friendlier on-ramp for learning and simple builds, Pro is for power users who outgrow Premium's caps. Premium gives you the strongest output without the agency-tier price.

Under the hood

What powers each engine tier

The engine names (Standard / Deep / Engine Plus) are the lanes. Each lane routes prompts to a different depth of work — heavier lanes cost more to run, so deeper plans get the heavier lanes per pass.

Standard Engine

Free + Starter. Lighter passes for variation, content shaping, and template selection. Fast, predictable, friendly to high build volume.

Deep Engine

Premium. The main lane on the bulk of every build, with Engine Plus layered onto deep passes (custom feature codegen, complex schema reasoning). Designed so the first pass already feels like a real product.

Engine Plus

Pro. The strongest lane across every pass — every build, every edit, every custom feature. Longer thinking budgets and priority queue on top.

The engine routes per-pass automatically. You never pick a lane — the plan decides which one your prompts run through.

How credits work

One shared engine credit pool per plan

Starter gets 4,000 monthly credits, Premium 25,000, Pro 80,000. Builds, AI edits (refine / rewrite / restructure), capability features, and schema generation all draw from the same pool. Cosmetic edits (color, sizing, spacing) are deterministic — they stay free + unlimited on every paid plan and never count against the pool. Inline text edits in the preview are also free — no LLM call, no credits. Rough costs per action: Standard build ≈ 450 credits · Creative build ≈ 750 · Mini edit ≈ 20 · Medium edit ≈ 40 · Best mode medium edit ≈ 120 (Pro opt-in) · Auto rescue ≈ 300 (when Sonnet first pass needs Opus help).

What burns credits, what doesn't

Credits burn on: building, AI edits (refine / rewrite / restructure), capability features, custom feature codegen, schema generation, auto rescue. Credits never burn on: cosmetic edits (color / sizing / spacing), inline text edits in the preview, repair attempts, downloads, preview rebuilds. The build guide breaks down exact costs per action.

Full quality all month, no silent downgrade

Premium and Pro get the same model tier the whole month — 0% to 100% of pool. We don't drop to a lighter model in the last 5% to save a few cents at your expense. At 100% the engine pauses AI calls until the 1st (deterministic edits still work). No surprise charges, no upsell pop-ups.

Starter is volume, not crippled

4,000 monthly credits cover ~13 builds + ~50 edits or any mix you want. Cosmetic edits and inline text edits stay free + unlimited. Schema gen is capped at 1/month as a sample — when you outgrow that, Premium gets you unlimited schemas with RLS. Starter is genuinely useful for learning and simple products.

Ready to pick one?

Pick a plan and start building

If you're not sure, start with Free — it's a single watermarked preview build, no credit card, no commitment. When you like what you see, Premium is the main upgrade path.