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An AI agent with chat, image, video and voice models, a cloud browser and connected apps under one credit-based subscription

from$8a month per user, billed yearly

Prices in US dollars as Magica's pricing page showed them on 11 October 2026.

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  • Web
  • iPhone and iPad
  • Android
  • API

What Magica does

This is Magica, an AI worker you use on the web, iPhone and Android. It brings image, video, audio and language models, a cloud browser and connected apps together under one subscription.

  • Super Agent tasks

    You describe an outcome and the agent plans the steps, choosing models and tools, and returns files and results in a saved task. It pauses for clarification, logins, CAPTCHAs, payments or approval of sensitive actions.

  • Cloud browser and computer

    The agent can open and navigate websites, fill in forms, collect information and keep login sessions, and it runs code and command-line tools in its own cloud workspace rather than on your computer.

  • Connected apps

    Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Slack, Linear, Jira, Notion, GitHub and Dropbox can be connected so the agent can find information or take actions there with the permissions you grant.

  • Image, video, music and voice

    Magica brings together image, video, audio, speech and music models, from GPT Image and Nano Banana to video and voice tools, and says the results can be used commercially.

  • Tools and Playground

    Each individual model or utility has a no-code Playground with an estimated credit cost and run history, for when you want direct control rather than the agent.

  • Projects, Library and memory

    Projects group related tasks with shared files, instructions and memory, and the Library stores generated and uploaded assets.

  • API and MCP server

    A REST API lets developers list models, check credit estimates and run models, and an MCP server connects Magica's tools to compatible AI assistants.

Works with

  • Gmail
  • Google Calendar
  • Google Drive
  • Google Docs
  • Google Sheets
  • Slack
  • Notion
  • Linear
  • Jira
  • GitHub
  • Dropbox
  • Outlook
  • HubSpot
  • Trello
  • Airtable
  • Shopify
  • Figma
  • Discord
  • WhatsApp
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • LinkedIn

How much Magica costs

Billing

Hobby

$14.99a month

15 million credits a month; $150 billed yearly

  • Magica's AI agent, models and tools
  • Extended limits on AI tools
  • Priority processing
  • Advanced AI models
  • Unused credits roll over while subscribed

Pro

$100a month

100 million credits a month; $1,000 billed yearly

  • Everything in Hobby
  • Higher limits across AI tools

Max

$200a month

200 million credits a month; $2,000 billed yearly

  • Everything in Pro
  • Highest AI tool limits
  • Early access to new capabilities

Teams

$15a month per user

Minimum 5 seats; $96 per user billed yearly

  • Shared team workspace
  • Admin dashboard with usage stats
  • Centralised billing
  • Pay-as-you-go AI credits

Enterprise

Contact sales

From 100 seats

  • SCIM seat management
  • Access controls
  • Priority support

Prices in US dollars; VAT not mentioned. Payments are non-refundable. Credits, including purchased add-ons, are removed when a subscription ends. Non-profits and educational institutions get 50% off team plans of 5 or more seats. Prices in US dollars, from Magica's pricing page on 11 October 2026. Magica may charge VAT on top, and prices can change.

Magica pros and cons

Pros

  • Hobby plan at $14.99 a month covers chat, image, video and voice models
  • Rated 4.3 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 1,526 reviews
  • Unused credits roll over month to month while subscribed
  • Failed generations that produce nothing are not charged
  • Apps for iPhone and Android as well as the web, with an API and MCP server

Cons

  • No free plan, and payments are non-refundable
  • Cancelling deletes chat history, media and every remaining credit
  • Credit use per task is hard to predict, a frequent Trustpilot complaint
  • Rated only 3.2 on the UK App Store and 3.5 on Google Play
  • Prices in US dollars only

Good for

  • Creators who want image, video and chat AI under one subscription
  • People replacing several separate AI subscriptions on a budget
  • Small teams wanting a shared AI workspace at $15 a user
  • Developers who want many models behind one API

Look elsewhere if

  • Anyone who wants a free plan to try first
  • Heavy video users who need predictable monthly costs
  • People who may cancel and want to keep their history and files on the platform

What reviewers say about Magica

“Magica has quietly become one of the most cost-effective tools in my workflow”

★★★★★ · Reviewer in the US, Trustpilot, 28 September 2026

“I can enter something in Magica and ask a prompt, and it will generate a lesson plan for both classes very quickly.”

★★★★★ · High school teacher in the US, Trustpilot, 15 September 2026

“Small tasks that never complete yet they take credits, or small tasks that utilize millions of credits.”

★ · Reviewer in the US, Trustpilot, 22 September 2026

What reviewers like

  • Many AI models and tools in one place for one price
  • Good value compared with paying for several AI subscriptions
  • Quick results for everyday work such as lesson plans and content
  • Image and video generation without prompt-writing skills

What reviewers complain about

  • Credits drain quickly or on tasks that never finish
  • Support replies that feel slow or dismissive
  • Renewal charges some users say came without warning

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Magica: what to know before you pay

The product

Magica is a subscription AI platform. Its Super Agent takes a task and works through it, using a real browser and a cloud computer, and it can write and run code, make documents, presentations and spreadsheets, and work with connected apps. Its help centre says it can prepare things like purchases but hands control back to you for payment details.

The models

The browser can open pages, fill in forms and collect information, and you can watch it live and take over whenever you like. Alongside the agent, Tools lets you run a chosen model directly. The catalogue spans image, video, audio and language models, so one login replaces several separate AI subscriptions. A library keeps what you generate, and projects keep related work together.

Pricing

Plans work on credits rather than a flat allowance. Individual plans differ in monthly credits and limits, and team plans add a shared workspace, an admin dashboard and central billing. Enterprise is available for larger organisations. Prices are listed in US dollars on its site.

Its help centre lists paid tiers only, so check the pricing page for what is on offer before you start. Credits are used according to the work a request needs, and video and long agent tasks use more. Unused subscription credits roll over while the subscription stays active.

Who it suits

It suits people who want many AI tools in one place: creators making images and video, small teams sharing a workspace, and developers who want its API and MCP server.

The company says everything you generate can be used commercially, and that it doesn't train on your content. Its help centre has a section on privacy and security, worth reading before you upload anything sensitive.

On a team plan, admins can assign credits to members and set monthly usage limits, and each person keeps their own account.

Cancelling

You can cancel any time, and it takes effect at the end of the billing cycle. Subscription payments are non-refundable, with an exception for billing errors on its side. When a subscription ends, remaining credits are removed.

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Questions about Magica

Are there any Magica discount codes?

We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.

Does Magica have a free plan?

Its help centre lists paid individual, team and enterprise plans only. Check its pricing page for what is on offer now.

Can you get a refund from Magica?

Subscription payments are final and non-refundable, with no pro-rated refunds. Billing errors caused by Magica, such as duplicate charges, can be reviewed by support.

Is there a Magica app for iPhone and Android?

Yes. Magica has iOS and Android apps, and it also works in a web browser.

Can you use Magica images and videos commercially?

Yes. Its help centre says designs generated through Magica are free for commercial use without licensing restrictions.

Does Magica have an API?

Yes. A REST API and an MCP server let developers and compatible AI assistants run Magica's models.

Does Magica use my content to train its AI?

Its help centre says no: Magica does not use your content or data to further train its models, and you keep ownership of what you generate.

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