Pay for TRAE with Crypto

TRAE's public pricing page separates Lite at $3 per month, Pro at $10 per month after a 7-day trial, Pro+ at $30, and Ultra at $100. SolCard works cleanly when you want to move between those paid tiers without changing how TRAE bills the account.

TRAE pricing is tied to monthly Basic Usage, not just access to the editor. The comparison table shows $5 of Basic Usage on Lite, $20 on Pro, $90 on Pro+, and $400 on Ultra, each paired with Bonus Usage, so your payment method needs to fit the workload you expect.

Paid TRAE plans also change how many concurrent cloud tasks you can run in TRAE SOLO Web/Desktop: 2 on Lite, 10 on Pro, 15 on Pro+, and 20 on Ultra. SolCard is useful when the thing you are really buying is more agent throughput, not just a subscription badge.

TRAE advertises a 7-day free Pro trial and then monthly billing at $10 with cancel-anytime language. Keeping SolCard funded before the paid period starts or before the next renewal helps you avoid interruptions once TRAE begins charging the stored card.

Ultra is not just a larger usage plan. TRAE also includes model early access there, alongside 20x more usage than Pro. SolCard gives you one payment method to isolate that higher-end experimental spend from the rest of your software stack.

TRAE's promo-code page says discounts are for active auto-renewing Pro monthly plans, apply to the next billing cycle rather than the current one, and can be voided if you change plans during the discount period. SolCard fits that setup because you can leave one card on file for the renewal that actually receives the discount.