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Understanding credits

What credits are, what things cost, and how to keep track.

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    What credits measure

    Everything the AI does for you runs on AI models, and credits measure that usage. A big piece of work like a first build uses more credits than a small fix. Heavier AI models also use more than lighter ones.

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    What your plan includes

    Every plan has a monthly allowance: Free 3,000 (4,500 in your first month), Pro 30,000, Team 150,000, Enterprise 500,000. The allowance resets each billing period. The free plan is enough to plan a project and build its first version; iterating on a full app usually needs a paid plan or extra credits.

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    What things typically cost

    Building a full app from scratch lands around 2,500 to 5,000 credits. A new feature or screen is roughly 200 to 500. A small fix or design tweak is 40 to 100. A complete project with the first build plus about twenty follow-up changes usually totals 6,000 to 8,000.

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    Extra credits never expire

    You can buy additional credits at any time. They are spent only after your monthly allowance runs out, and they roll over forever.

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    Follow your usage in Settings

    Settings shows how much of your allowance is used and a per-project breakdown, so you can see which project spends what.

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    Failed work is refunded

    If an AI response fails or gets cut off before finishing, the credits for it are refunded automatically. You do not pay for work that did not land.

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    Spend less by working in small steps

    Specific, one-at-a-time requests cost less than broad ones, and using "Restore to this point" is free compared to asking the AI to undo something by hand.

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