Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when you need cloud AI voices.

AnyAirline starts with a free account. Paid AI credits unlock cloud voices, multilingual generation, custom airline and route announcements, advanced templates and premium cabin flows.

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Free vs paid

Start free, upgrade when you need cloud AI

A free account is required for AnyAirline. The free local English cabin voice is useful on its own; paid AI credits add cloud generation and advanced cabin flows.

Free account

Free local English cabin voice, workshop access, and basic connector usage.

Paid AI credits

Cloud AI voices, multilingual generation, custom airline and route announcements, advanced templates, and premium cabin flows.

Transparent limits

Credits are used for AI audio generation. The local English cabin voice remains the free baseline.

Plans

Free and paid AI credit tiers

Visible paid tiers include AI voices, all supported languages, flight templates, no ads and workshop access. Voice credits are granted monthly.

Free

0 EUR /forever

Local English cabin voice

Route-aware English cabin voice
Runs on your device
Workshop access
Ads

Starter

3.99 EUR /monthly

600 voice credits / month

AI voices
All supported languages
Local English voice fallback
Flight templates
No ads
Workshop access

Pro

12.99 EUR /monthly

2,800 voice credits / month

AI voices
All supported languages
Local English voice fallback
Flight templates
No ads
Workshop access

Captain

29.99 EUR /monthly

9,000 voice credits / month

AI voices
All supported languages
Local English voice fallback
Flight templates
Workshop access
Cheaper top-ups
Yearly option: 299.99 EUR
No ads

Stripe top-ups start at 3 EUR and require an active paid tier. Short-Haul and Long-Haul credit packages (from SimMarket or the X-Plane Store) are standalone without a paid tier. Voice credits expire 12 months after each grant or activation.

Choosing a plan

How to think about free use, AI credits and paid tiers

Pricing is tied to how much cloud voice generation you need, not to whether the connector can be useful at all.

Start with the cabin you actually fly

A pilot who mainly flies short domestic routes may need a different setup than someone building long international services with multiple languages. The best tier is not the biggest one by default. It is the one that matches your usual number of flights, the number of languages per flight and how often you regenerate custom announcements.

That is why AnyAirline keeps a free baseline and a credit model for cloud generation. You can fly with local English speech and basic connector usage, then spend credits when the route needs higher quality voices, multilingual output or more custom cabin text.

Cloud voices are for the moments that benefit from them

Cloud AI voices are most valuable when the cabin should sound polished, multilingual or specific to the route. A special long-haul flight, a virtual airline event or a destination-focused stream may deserve a richer announcement set. A quick test flight may not.

That difference keeps pricing practical. You do not need to treat every simulator session like a premium production. Use the free baseline for simple flying, and use paid AI credits when the passenger experience is part of the reason you are flying that route.

Estimate by flights, languages and announcement depth

The strongest way to choose a tier is to estimate your real month. How many flights do you fly in a week? How many languages do you usually want? Do you use only essential cabin calls, or do you prefer full boarding, service, descent and arrival flows? Those choices shape credit use more than the aircraft itself.

A heavy virtual airline schedule can use credits quickly. A casual pilot may only need occasional top-ups or a smaller plan. The pricing page should help pilots make that decision without pretending every user has the same flying rhythm.

Paid tiers should improve the experience, not block the basics

The free tier exists so the basic workflow remains approachable: install, sign in, connect and fly with a working cabin layer. Paid tiers add polish and flexibility. That distinction is important for trust because users can understand the product before buying more voice generation.

If your main goal is multilingual atmosphere, custom route announcements, advanced templates or no ads, a paid tier makes sense. If you are still learning the workflow, start free and upgrade after you know which part of the cabin experience you care about most.

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FAQ

Common questions

Can I start without paying?

Yes. A free account gives you the local English cabin voice, workshop access and basic connector usage.

What are AI credits used for?

AI credits are used for cloud AI voices, multilingual generation and more advanced announcement flows.

Do paid tiers replace the free connector?

No. Paid tiers extend the same AnyAirline workflow with cloud generation and advanced template features.