FAQ
Quick answers on what Pletor does, how to build with it, and how to work as a team.
New to Pletor
What can I do with Pletor?
Two things:
Produce assets: images, video, text, and audio across a wide library of models, all from one workspace.
Build systems: agents that produce on repeat. Deploy them as Apps for your team, scale them with Batch, and connect them to your stack through MCP and the API.
Which models are available?
Pletor orchestrates the best models across image, video, text, and audio: Google, OpenAI, ByteDance, Kling, Flux, Recraft, ElevenLabs, and more. Pick the right one per task without managing separate accounts.
See Models.
How can I build good creative agents?
Start from scratch, from a template or with a little help from AI.
The principles:
Start simple. One clear job per agent.
Structure your inputs. A few well-defined inputs beat many loose ones.
Let text models with custom instructions do the heavy lifting. Strong prompting beats complex node graphs.
Pick the right model for the task. Validate the fit by producing a few variants.
Split into as many steps as you need control. Each step is a checkpoint.
The path:
Pick a template. Browse Templates for your use case and run one as-is to see a result fast.
Customize in Studio. Adjust its nodes: inputs, models, brand, and logic.
How does pricing work?
Pletor runs on a credit-led model across different plans. Each plan includes a monthly credit allowance and a set of features. You spend credits as you produce.
Visit Billing & invoices for more.
Building your creative system
How can I pick the right model for my need?
When in doubt, start with the go-to models. They handle most jobs well.
Browse the model library to compare capabilities and pricing.
Otherwise ask the AI assistant. Describe your task and it will recommend a model.
How can I personalize my agents with my brand?
Two levers:
Brand system nodes: static brand elements baked into the agent. They don't appear as inputs when deployed as an app.
Your Brain: set up your Brain once, then use it when building agents. Either through Brain nodes (synced with your Brain's content) or directly in chat by loading your Brain.
How can I iterate without burning credits?
Test with cheap, fast models first. Switch to premium models once the structure works.
Run single steps instead of the full agent while building.
Validate prompts with one output before producing variants.
Work at lower resolutions or shorter durations during drafts, scale up for finals.
How can I make others run my agents?
Deploy them as apps. Anyone on your team can then run them through a simple, prompt-driven interface, no Studio access needed.
See: Apps
How can I integrate Pletor with external systems?
Two ways: API or MCP.
Use the API for programmatic integrations inside your own systems or through tools like n8n, Zapier, or Make. See: API integrations
Use MCP for conversational integrations, connecting Pletor to agents and AI assistants like Claude. See: Pletor MCP
How do I connect Pletor's MCP to Claude?
In Claude, go to Settings → Connectors and add a custom connector. Name it Pletor and use this server URL: https://api.pletor.ai/mcp. Once connected, Claude can run your Pletor agents directly: Pletor MCP
How do I get API access and an API key?
API access is available on paid plans. Get your key in Settings → API.
Collaboration
How can I work with my team on Pletor?
Collaboration happens at several layers:
Shared workspace. Agents and assets in your workspace are shared, everyone builds on the same foundation.
Apps. Deploy agents as apps so teammates can run them without touching Studio.
Brain. One shared Brain keeps everyone's output on-brand.
Can I invite my team to Pletor?
Yes, on all paid plans. Invite teammates to your workspace and they can run your apps, or build alongside you in Studio.
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