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The fastest way to run real quantum workloads

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Lite

Free/mo.
  • 5 free daily credits
  • Credits reset at midnight UTC
  • Access to quantum simulations
  • Chat history saved
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Pro

Save $46
$19/mo.
  • 20 monthly credits
  • Plus 5 free daily credits
  • Credit rollovers across billing cycles
  • Real QPU hardware access
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Ultra

Save $670
$279/mo.
  • 300 monthly credits
  • Plus 5 free daily credits
  • Credit rollovers across billing cycles
  • Real QPU hardware access
  • Priority support
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Enterprise

Custom
  • Dedicated support
  • Onboarding services
  • SSO
  • Custom integrations

Frequently Asked Questions

Credits are Coda's currency for running quantum computations and querying our AI. 1 credit = $1.00 in quantum compute value. Everyone gets 10 free credits daily that reset at midnight UTC. Your free credits are consumed first, then your paid monthly credits.
No! Paid credits roll over across billing cycles and never expire. They accumulate until you use them.
On Pro and Ultra plans, you can enable optional overage billing to keep running jobs after your credits are depleted. Overage is tracked and billed at the end of your billing period. On the Free tier, you'll need to wait for your daily credits to reset at midnight UTC.
Yes, QPU access requires a Pro, Ultra, or Enterprise plan. Within the Free tier you can run quantum simulations, which are great for learning and testing circuits before running on real hardware.

QPU costs depend on the hardware provider and number of shots. Each job has a base fee plus a per-shot cost:

HardwareBase FeePer Shot
SimulatorFreeFree
IonQ (Aria/Forte)$0.30$0.03
IQM (Garnet/Emerald)$0.30$0.01
Rigetti (Ankaa-3)$0.30$0.09
AQT (IBEX Q1)$0.30$0.02
Yes! Before confirming any quantum job, you'll see an estimated cost in credits based on your chosen hardware and shot count.
A shot is a single execution of your quantum circuit. Because quantum results are probabilistic, you typically run many shots (e.g., 1000) to get statistically meaningful results. More shots equate to more accurate results but higher cost.