Released 9 May 2026

Paid plans, credits and a billing page

ScriptGraph now has paid plans with monthly AI credits and a page where you manage all of it. There's an account page too, and an early Founding Member offer.

ScriptGraph now has a Free plan and two paid plans, each with AI credits that refresh every month. You can see your plan, your credits, your payment method and your invoices in one place, switch plan or cancel, and buy bonus credits that never expire. When you run out of credits, ScriptGraph now says so and offers you a way to get more, instead of the generation quietly failing.

You can now edit your display name, and delete your account and everything in it yourself. Deleting asks you to type DELETE first. It also warns you that any credits you have left go with the account, and don't come back if you sign up again with the same email.

Subscribe while this offer is running and you keep a lower price for as long as you stay subscribed. It's open to a limited number of subscribers. Every plan card shows the founding price next to the standard one, so you can see what you're locking in.

• ScriptFlow is now called ScriptGraph. The name changed everywhere, from the logo to the welcome email, and nothing about how the app works changed with it.
• Picking a paid plan on scriptgraph.io now carries your choice through sign-in and takes you straight to payment. If you already subscribe, you land on your billing page instead.
• When you compare plans, annual prices show first and the plan you're already on is marked as yours, so it's clear what you'd be moving to.
• Choosing to change your plan now opens straight on the plan picker, rather than a billing page you have to click through first.

• The warning you get when you hit your plan's script limit used to break mid-sentence around a mismatched button. The link to upgrade now sits inside the sentence and reads as one line.
• Invoices now have a single link that opens the invoice online, marked paid, with the receipt there. The download button next to each one used to hand you a copy that still showed an amount due after you'd paid.
• The ScriptGraph logo now shows in the welcome email. It came through blank in Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo.