Magica

How much does Magica cost in the UK?

Magica's cheapest plan, Hobby, costs $14.99 a month or $150 a year, and prices are listed in US dollars. There is no free plan, so a UK subscriber pays in dollars and their bank may add a foreign transaction fee.

The individual plans differ only in monthly credits and limits:

• Hobby: $14.99 a month or $150 a year, 15 million credits a month
• Pro: $100 a month or $1,000 a year, 100 million credits a month
• Max: $200 a month or $2,000 a year, 200 million credits a month

Team plans cost $15 per user a month, or $96 per user a year, with a minimum of five seats, a shared workspace, an admin dashboard and pay-as-you-go credits. Enterprise starts at 100 seats. Eligible non-profits and educational institutions get 50% off team plans.

How do Magica's credits work?

Every request uses credits according to the models, tools and processing it needs, so a short chat costs little while video generation, premium models and long agent tasks cost far more. Unused credits roll over from month to month while your subscription stays active, and failed generations that produce nothing are not charged.

The catch is that credit use is hard to predict. Several Trustpilot reviewers complain that small tasks used millions of credits or never finished, and Magica's help centre advises checking the usage dashboard and avoiding running the same task in two tabs.

What changed when Galaxy.ai became Magica?

Galaxy.ai rebranded as Magica and moved from a library of separate AI tools towards a Super Agent that plans and carries out multi-step tasks. Accounts, credits and subscriptions carried over, and the single-model tools remain available under Tools, each with its own playground.

The Super Agent can search the web, operate a real browser, run code in a cloud workspace, create documents, slides and spreadsheets, and act in connected apps. It pauses for logins, CAPTCHAs, payments and sensitive actions, and you can pick from Magica Fast, Auto, Max or Pro Max depending on how hard the job is.

Is Magica worth paying for?

For someone who would otherwise pay separately for a chatbot, an image generator and a video tool, the $14.99 Hobby plan is cheap, and Trustpilot reviewers most often praise the value of having many models in one place. Magica holds 4.3 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 1,526 reviews.

The app stores tell a less happy story, with 3.2 out of 5 on the UK App Store from 16 ratings and 3.5 on Google Play from about 2,070 reviews. Critical reviews focus on unpredictable credit use, slow or dismissive support and an auto-renewal that one reviewer said came without notice. Payments are non-refundable, so starting on monthly Hobby is the safest way to test it.

Magica vs Clico: which is better?

Magica is an agent that runs longer tasks in its own cloud browser and computer, while Clico works beside the page or Mac app you already have open for writing, summarising and creating images and video. Magica suits people who hand off whole jobs; Clico suits people who want help inside their own work, and it has a free plan.

AI Fiesta is another single subscription for several chat models, and Runable and Lindy are agents built for documents, sites and automations.

What happens if you cancel Magica?

Your plan runs to the end of the billing cycle, then your chat history, generated media and saved prompts are deleted and every remaining credit is removed, including rolled-over and purchased credits. Magica gives no refunds or pro-rated refunds, except for billing errors on its side.

Downloading any files you want to keep and using up credits before the renewal date avoids losing them. Subscribing again later starts from scratch at the current price.