Tiers and effort
Verament runs on three engines, and each can run at four effort levels. Your plan decides which engines and efforts you can choose. A lower engine is always there as the cheaper choice.
Engines
Section titled “Engines”| Engine | What it is for | Plans |
|---|---|---|
| Verament Lite 1.0 | VAIF's AI engine for quick builds and edits | On every plan |
| Verament Standard 1.0 | VAIF's AI engine for full backend generation | On Pro and above |
| Verament Max 1.0 | VAIF's AI engine at full strength, for the hardest runs | On Studio+ and above |
Effort
Section titled “Effort”The effort level sets how deeply Verament works on a run: Quick, Balanced, Deep or Extended. A deeper effort uses more tokens, so it spends more Verament credits, at the same rate per token.
| Plan | Effort levels |
|---|---|
| Free | Quick, Balanced |
| Starter | Quick, Balanced, Deep |
| Pro | Quick, Balanced, Deep |
| Agency | Quick, Balanced, Deep |
| Studio+ | Quick, Balanced, Deep, Extended |
| Enterprise | Quick, Balanced, Deep, Extended |
Choose them
Section titled “Choose them”In the console, choose the engine and effort from the chips above the prompt box. The plan card names the engine and effort the build will use, and its maximum includes that effort’s larger token allowance.
With @vaifstudio/client, send tier ("lite", "standard" or "max") and effort ("quick", "balanced", "deep" or "extended") with copilot.chat(). Leave them out to use your plan’s defaults. copilot.getModels(projectId) lists the engines and efforts your plan allows, with their defaults.
An engine or effort your plan doesn’t include is refused with 403 before any AI work, and nothing is charged.
See Plans for everything each plan includes.