Hark Pro Is Live: Free Plan, Pricing, Privacy and What It Can Actually Do
Hark Pro launched publicly on October 6, 2026, bringing a new kind of proactive AI assistant to the web, iOS and Android. Instead of only answering questions, Hark is designed to take on real online tasks: ordering food, managing schedules, creating documents, tracking work and navigating websites on a cloud computer.
The launch is attracting attention because Hark combines broad computer-use abilities with a free entry tier and a strong privacy pitch. That combination also raises an obvious question: what should you know before giving an AI assistant access to email, logins, payments or other personal accounts?
Hark Pro at a glance
- Availability: web, iOS and Android
- Free plan: all advertised features are available, subject to usage limits
- Pro²: $20 per month for 2× more usage
- Pro³: $100 per month for 10× more usage
- Core idea: a proactive assistant that can use a cloud computer to carry out online tasks
Those prices and plan descriptions come from Hark’s own pricing page as of launch day. Hark says upgrading increases usage rather than unlocking a separate set of features.
What can Hark Pro actually do?
Hark describes the product as an “operating system for your life.” In practical terms, it can remember information you give it and work across online services. Hark lists examples including ordering food, handling email, creating scheduled tasks, tracking Slack and creating documents.
A key component is Handoff, which gives the assistant a cloud computer and browser so it can navigate websites rather than simply tell you what buttons to click. That makes Hark closer to a computer-using agent than a conventional chatbot.
Independent launch coverage also describes Hark as capable of handling errands such as grocery orders, ride bookings, bill payments and trip planning. Real-world usefulness will depend on the specific website, task and permissions involved, so launch demonstrations should not be treated as proof that every workflow will work reliably.
Is Hark Pro really free?
Yes. Hark currently advertises a free Hark Pro tier and says all features are offered across its plans. The difference is usage allowance.
If you need more capacity, Hark advertises Pro² at $20 per month for twice the usage and Pro³ at $100 per month for ten times the usage. The company does not present those paid tiers as a requirement for accessing a special feature set.
How does Hark handle passwords and payment information?
This is the most important part to understand before connecting sensitive accounts.
Hark says its Secured by Hark system stores sensitive information such as website logins and credit-card details in an encrypted vault. According to Hark, that information remains encrypted in storage and in transit and is detokenized only on the page where it is needed.
Hark also states that it does not sell user data or share it with advertisers, and that users can delete their accounts from Settings → Profile → Delete Account.
Those are Hark’s stated safeguards, not a guarantee that delegating sensitive tasks to any AI system is risk-free. Connecting an assistant to email, purchases and accounts expands what it can do, but it also increases the consequences of mistakes or compromised access. Start with low-stakes tasks and review confirmations carefully before allowing an agent to make purchases or account changes.
What data does Hark collect?
Hark’s privacy policy says account and service use can involve personal data including account information, contact details, credentials, payment information and transaction history, depending on how you use the service. The policy was last updated August 24, 2026 at the time of this article.
This is why “privacy-focused” should not be interpreted as “collects no data.” Hark’s pitch is about how sensitive data is protected and how the company says it will use it. Anyone considering the service should read the current privacy policy before connecting high-value accounts.
Hark Pro vs a normal AI chatbot
The biggest difference is execution. A chatbot typically explains how to do something. Hark is designed to perform parts of the task itself through its cloud computer, while also suggesting actions proactively based on information and services you choose to connect.
That distinction matters because an agent that can act is potentially more useful—but it deserves more scrutiny than a system that only generates text. Reliability, permission boundaries, confirmations and account security become central product features.
Should you try Hark Pro now?
The free tier makes it relatively easy to test, but the sensible approach is gradual. Try research, planning or another reversible task first. Only connect accounts that are necessary for the workflow you want, and inspect what the assistant is doing before expanding its permissions.
If Hark’s proactive model works well, it could reduce repetitive browser work. If you mainly need questions answered, a traditional assistant may require less access to your digital life.
Frequently asked questions
When did Hark Pro launch?
Hark announced the broad launch of Hark Pro on October 6, 2026.
Is Hark Pro available on Android and iPhone?
Yes. Hark says Hark Pro is available on the web, iOS and Android.
How much does Hark Pro cost?
There is a free tier. Hark currently lists Pro² at $20/month for 2× usage and Pro³ at $100/month for 10× usage.
Does Hark sell user data to advertisers?
Hark states that it does not sell Hark user data and does not share it with advertisers.
Can Hark make purchases?
Hark advertises the ability to handle online purchasing tasks. Because purchases have real financial consequences, users should keep confirmation and oversight in the loop and begin with low-risk tasks.
