OverSkill pricing: plans, credits and the costs to check

What the public pricing page currently shows

The current public pricing page lists Starter at $25/month with 2,500 credits, Studio at $99/month with 12,000 credits and Max at $199/month with 25,000 credits. It also lists higher monthly credit allowances within Starter and Studio.

The same page says custom domains and private projects are included, while Studio adds frontier models and full version history. It labels mobile app publishing and GitHub integration as coming soon.

Why you should verify before paying

An official help-center pricing article crawled during this review still says Starter is $39/month with 4,000 credits and describes Max as announced but not purchasable. That conflicts with the newer public pricing page, which displays a $25 Starter and a “Get Max” action. We therefore do not treat either stale configuration as guaranteed at checkout.

Credits while building

OverSkill says credits pay for AI work when generating or modifying an app. Usage varies with the model, amount of work and follow-up changes, so a prompt is not a fixed-price unit. Repeated rebuilds and corrections can therefore change the effective cost of reaching the same result.

Costs after publishing

OverSkill documentation says hosting, page views, sign-ins and ordinary data reads/writes within included storage are free of credits. AI features, email/SMS, some integrations and excess storage can consume credits. If your product uses AI for every customer action, model that separately from the credits you spend building.

Estimate your own monthly cost

List expected build iterations, live AI actions, messages, integrations and storage. Then leave headroom for changes and retries. A plan that looks inexpensive for a mostly data-driven dashboard may behave differently for an AI-heavy customer product.

Check today's offer

Pricing can change. Confirm the plan, allowance and checkout terms directly before purchasing. Check OverSkill access