Marblism Pricing and Marblism Cost per Hour of AI Work for Small Business

Marblism costs $44 a month on monthly billing, $33 a month on quarterly billing and $24 a month on yearly billing. All three are the same base plan: all 7 AI employees (Eva, Sonny, Stan, Penny, Rachel, Walter and Linda), 50 hours of AI work a month, unlimited team members and unlimited businesses. Only the commitment changes.

Quarterly and yearly plans are paid in advance. Marblism's billing articles say payment is charged upfront at the start of the billing cycle, so the yearly plan is one charge for twelve months, which works out to $288 at $24 a month. The marketing page only shows the yearly and monthly toggle. The quarterly cadence and the larger tiers are documented in the help center and offered inside the app.

One detail in the fine print matters if you joined a while ago. Marblism says this pricing applies to hours plans, meaning customers who signed up since June 2026 and anyone who switched from an older plan. If your account predates that, your bill may still follow the old structure until you switch.

Marblism publishes ten tiers. Each one is the same product with a larger monthly hour balance, and the cost per hour falls as you go up. The per-hour column is our arithmetic on Marblism's published prices.

Two things stand out. The volume discount is real but shallow: going from 50 hours to 10,000 hours lowers the hourly cost from $0.48 to $0.33, about 31%. The billing discount is much larger. Paying yearly instead of monthly cuts 45% off every tier, so the cadence you choose matters more than the tier you land on.

Upgrades apply immediately. You get the new tier's full monthly hours right away and pay the prorated difference that day. Downgrades also apply immediately, and only the workspace owner can change the plan.

Marblism does not measure real time. Every task type has a fixed hour value, which Marblism describes as the hour of work the agent saves you. That makes the bill predictable once you know the list. The dollar columns are our math at the base plan's hourly cost.

Several things use no hours. Chatting with the agents is free, and so are meeting notes, replies to comments on your social posts, spam and test calls, failed videos, your first two videos and your first website build. Revisions to a post, an article or a document are included. Two things count every time: a website edit by Walter, charged at 10 seconds per line of code and never more than 8 hours per edit, and a new video take.

Video also has its own ceiling. On the 50 hour plan at most 10 hours a month can go to video, which is three or four short standard definition clips. The cap rises with the tier, to 30 hours on the 100 hour plan and 135 hours on the 300 hour plan.

Here is what a month uses for three kinds of small business, priced with Marblism's published hour values. The point is to find your tier before you pay for a year of the wrong one.

The consultant never thinks about hours. The home services company lands 3 hours over the base plan, so it either drops a few posts or pays $9 more a month on the yearly cadence. The agency is the interesting case. Lead generation is the hungriest job on the list, because every lead costs 5 minutes to enrich and another minute for each message. At 600 leads a month the outreach alone uses about 81 hours.

Not at the volumes Marblism uses as its own examples. The help center says the base plan covers "roughly any one of these in a month" and then lists a typical month for each employee. We priced that list with Marblism's own hour values.

So the $24 plan runs two or three employees at full pace, or all of them lightly. A business that wants every employee working at the example volume should budget for the 70 or 100 hour tier, which is $33 to $45 a month yearly and $60 to $82 monthly. That is still inexpensive. It is just not the number on the pricing page.

The price is only useful next to the limits, and Marblism documents them plainly in its help center.

None of that is hidden, and for a solo owner most of it is fine. It matters when the job is a queue inside a system your team already runs. An assistant that drafts every reply still leaves a person to open, check and send each one.

Marblism does not charge per seat. Every plan includes unlimited team members, and the teams page confirms there is no separate team price, only a form for larger rollouts and annual invoicing. The hours belong to the workspace owner's plan, so a team shares one balance.

Fyxer's price is from fyxer.com/pricing, read on October 14, 2026, and we break down every Fyxer plan and credit rate on Fyxer pricing. Sintra's and Lindy's are from their own pricing pages, read on October 13, 2026. Per-seat tools cost four to six times more for the same three people, which is the strongest argument for Marblism's model. We go through each option in our Marblism alternatives comparison and price Sintra separately on Sintra AI pricing.