Simple pricing for Jarvis.

Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) offers a free plan with 40 requests every week, then Pro at $16/month ($144/year, about $12/month billed yearly) or Unlimited at $32/month, which removes usage caps. Every new account starts with a 7-day full Pro trial, no card required. All prices in USD. Prices checked August 2026.

Download Jarvis for free, upgrade when it becomes part of your daily workflow, and keep the same desktop assistant across macOS, Windows, and Linux. One account covers every platform — there is no per-OS pricing and no licence key.

What the free plan actually includes: the full product. Screen-aware answers, the floating bar, voice mode, dictation, persistent memory, and all 30+ app connectors work on the free plan — the plans differ by how much you can use, not by which features you get. A request is one question or task you send to the assistant, whether typed or spoken; the free plan allows 40 of them each week, resetting weekly.

How the trial works: every new account starts with 7 days of full Pro, activated automatically at signup with no card on file. When the trial ends you drop to the free plan of 40 requests per week — nothing is charged, because nothing was collected. Upgrade only when you want the higher allowance back.

Pro at $16/month is the plan for people who use Jarvis daily and need real headroom beyond the weekly free allowance. Paying yearly costs $144 — about $12/month, a 25% saving over paying monthly. Unlimited at $32/month removes usage caps entirely, for people who run the assistant continuously through a workday.

What you are paying for: every request runs on frontier models from Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google through Jarvis’s backend — you do not need your own API keys, and there is no separate metered bill on top of the subscription. Voice conversations are covered by the same plan; there is no per-minute charge and no voice add-on.

The privacy posture is identical on every plan: prompts, screenshots, and connector data are never used to train AI models; user data and the database are stored in the EU; application servers run in the US; inference runs with the providers under no-training terms; OAuth tokens are encrypted with AES-256-GCM.

Which plan to pick: start on Free — it is the full product, and the 7-day Pro trial shows you what unrestricted use feels like. Move to Pro when you notice the weekly allowance running out before the week does; at daily-driver usage the yearly rate works out to about $12/month. Move to Unlimited when the assistant is open all day — heavy voice use, continuous screen questions, connector-driven workflows — and you would rather never think about a cap again.

How billing works: subscriptions are handled through Stripe in USD, billed monthly or yearly, and renew automatically until cancelled. Cancelling drops the account back to the free plan of 40 requests per week — the app keeps working, your memory and connected apps stay in place, and nothing is deleted. There is no per-seat minimum and no separate business tier; one subscription covers one account on all of that person’s machines.

For price context against the tools people weigh it against: Claude Pro is $20/month ($17/month billed annually), Raycast Pro is $10/month for a launcher whose Screen Awareness only reads the window you point it at, ChatGPT’s paid plans are priced regionally, and Microsoft Copilot is bundled into Microsoft 365 subscriptions. Jarvis’s $16/month sits in the same band while covering screen context, connectors, memory, and voice in one subscription.

Doing the math on the free plan: 40 requests a week is roughly five or six a day — enough for real daily touchpoints like a morning inbox summary, a couple of screen questions, and a drafted reply, and enough to evaluate the product indefinitely without paying. The 7-day trial that precedes it is the full Pro plan, not a feature-limited demo: every connector, voice, and screen feature behaves exactly as it will if you subscribe.

There are no hidden line items: no per-seat minimum, no setup fee, no charge for connectors, no metered API bill on top, and no paid add-on for voice or screen features. The three numbers on this page — $0, $16, $32 — are the whole price list.

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