Drael pricing: a 28-day month and 13 payments a year

Drael's "month" is four weeks. Pro costs R$ 199 / US$ 70 per block, and 13 blocks fit in a year, so a year of "monthly" Pro costs R$ 2,587 / US$ 910. The page advertises a day pass as its cheapest plan and publishes no price for it. Refunds come back as account credit.

Data collected on 9 and 10 November 2026 from Drael's site, its public plans endpoint and its legal pages, and from NotHoly pricing. Prices change, so check before you buy.

#Every Drael price we could find

Drael has two paid tiers, each sold by the week, by the four-week block or by the year. There is no pricing page: /pricing returns 404, the nav link is an anchor on the home page, and the terms send you to "the plan page" for "the exact figures".

Plan	Week	4 weeks	Year (offer)	Year (full)
Pro	R$ 54 / US$ 20	R$ 199 / US$ 70	R$ 1,830 / US$ 639	R$ 1,990 / US$ 699
Max	R$ 139 / US$ 49	R$ 499 / US$ 179	R$ 4,590 / US$ 1,640	R$ 4,990 / US$ 1,790

Both tiers allow four answers at once per account. Paying for Max buys a wider context and more usage, and leaves concurrency where it was. To go past four, the limits page suggests you spread the work "across separate accounts", each with its own subscription.

#The day pass has no price

The home page says three times that the cheapest plan is "the Day pass, a whole day". The price selector on that page has three tabs, Weekly, Monthly and Annual, and none for a day. The plans endpoint returns weekly, four-week and annual prices and no daily one. The error reference confirms the plan exists: "Billing is daily, weekly, monthly or annual".

So the plan Drael uses as its headline is the one plan with no published price. We do not state a number for it because Drael does not.

#Why a Drael year has 13 payments

The pricing section is titled "Priced by the month", and the small print under each price on the Portuguese page reads "por mês (4 semanas)", per month (4 weeks). A calendar year holds 13 four-week blocks. Anyone who multiplies the monthly price by 12 is short by one payment, or 8.3%.

Plan	Price per block	12 payments	13 payments	Per calendar month
Pro	R$ 199 / US$ 70	R$ 2,388 / US$ 840	R$ 2,587 / US$ 910	R$ 216 / US$ 76
Max	R$ 499 / US$ 179	R$ 5,988 / US$ 2,148	R$ 6,487 / US$ 2,327	R$ 541 / US$ 194

Nothing renews automatically, so the thirteenth payment is one you make by hand. The price tag still says "month" for a period that is 28 days long, and we think a seller that means four weeks should write four weeks in the title.

#What a year costs at each cadence

Weekly is the most expensive way to use Drael: 52 weeks of Pro cost R$ 2,808 / US$ 1,040, more than 50% above the annual offer. The weekly plan also has no API at all.

Paid as	Pro, BRL	Pro, USD	Max, BRL	Max, USD
52 weeks	R$ 2,808	US$ 1,040	R$ 7,228	US$ 2,548
13 four-week blocks	R$ 2,587	US$ 910	R$ 6,487	US$ 2,327
Year, full price	R$ 1,990	US$ 699	R$ 4,990	US$ 1,790
Year, offer	R$ 1,830	US$ 639	R$ 4,590	US$ 1,640

The annual plan is cheaper per week, and it is the one we would least recommend. You would be prepaying a year to a seller whose terms do not name it, for a product whose refund policy already plans for "a closure of the product".

#How you pay and what comes back

The account documentation lists "card, PIX, crypto". The public payment-methods endpoint returned a single crypto processor on both days we checked, with a minimum of US$ 19.75 on the 9th and US$ 19.64 on the 10th. Checkout may differ by market, so confirm what yours shows before counting on a card.

The refund policy is short: "The remedy is credit on the account", and that means credit "rather than money sent back down the payment method it came from". Usage already delivered is not refunded "even if you did not like" the answers. The terms allow suspension without notice, and credit on an account closed for a breach is not refunded.

One more clause matters for a year paid up front. Drael limits its liability to "what you paid in the three months before the claim". Read literally, a customer who paid for the year eight months ago paid nothing in that window. Our reading of the terms covers it.

#What the same money buys on NotHoly

NotHoly has no subscription. You add US$ 5, 10, 50, 500 (5% off) or 1,250 (10% off), pay per token, and unused credit stays on the account with no expiry. A month in which you do not work costs nothing.

You want	Drael, at published prices	NotHoly
A few days of use	Pro week, R$ 54 / US$ 20, no API	US$ 5 top-up, API included
API on a small project	R$ 199 / US$ 70 every four weeks	US$ 5 top-up, credits do not expire
A team with roles and an audit log	Not in the public documentation	Organizations, roles and audit log in the console

Drael lists a lower price in reais than its dollar price implies, and NotHoly charges in dollars and does not take Pix. Per-token numbers are in the Drael API cost post.

#Where each fits

Drael's plans fit steady, predictable use by one person who will be active in every four-week block and does not want a per-token bill. NotHoly fits irregular use and anyone who would rather not prepay a subscription to an unnamed seller: credit that does not expire and a bill that follows the tokens. NotHoly charges in dollars and takes no Pix, so a buyer who needs Pix will find it on Drael and not here.

#Frequently asked questions

#How much does Drael cost?

On 10 November 2026, Pro cost R$ 54 / US$ 20 per week, R$ 199 / US$ 70 per four weeks and R$ 1,830 / US$ 639 on the annual offer. Max cost R$ 139 / US$ 49, R$ 499 / US$ 179 and R$ 4,590 / US$ 1,640.

#Is Drael expensive?

For API use, yes. The smallest API purchase is US$ 70, repeated every four weeks. A week of chat costs US$ 20 and includes no API.

#Does a Drael month have 30 days?

No. It has 28, and a year holds 13 of them.

#How much is the Drael day pass?

Drael does not publish it. The price appeared on neither the home page nor the plans endpoint.

#Does Drael give money back?

Its policy gives account credit. Local consumer law may give you more.

#Verdict

Drael's price list needs a calculator and a checkout session to read: a month that is four weeks, a headline plan with no price, and a pricing page that does not exist. Buy a year and you have prepaid an unnamed seller that refunds in credit. If your use is irregular or goes through an API, add US$ 5 on NotHoly pricing and pay for the tokens you use. If the work is for a client, read why professionals do not run engagements on Drael first.