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How Billing Works

uses a credit-based billing model. Credits are the unit of usage that measures the work performed on your codebase. Your plan includes monthly credits, and any usage beyond that is billed at a per-credit rate. Your work is never blocked. If you exceed your included credits, overage is charged immediately and execution continues without interruption.

What Consumes Credits

Credits are consumed when a milestone produces a pull request. During project planning, estimates the credit cost for each milestone based on the scope of work involved. You can see this estimate on the milestone card in your project dashboard. The actual cost depends on the complexity and scope of the changes.

Your Included Credits

Your plan includes 40,000 credits per month. This resets at the start of each billing cycle. Unused credits do not carry over. If your usage exceeds the included credits, additional credits are billed at $0.01 per credit. Overage is charged immediately to your payment method on file.
Your work is never paused or blocked due to credit usage. Overage is billed automatically so your team can continue without interruption.

Checking Your Balance

Your current credit usage is visible in the application dashboard. The credit gauge shows:
  • Credits used this billing period
  • Credits remaining from your included monthly credits
  • Your next billing cycle reset date

Plan Details

Payment details are collected at signup but you are not charged until you exceed your included credits.

Frequently Asked Questions

When do my included credits reset?

Credits reset at the start of each monthly billing cycle. The exact date is shown in your credit gauge and on the Billing page.

Can I see cost estimates before running a milestone?

Yes. Each milestone shows an estimated credit cost before it runs. This estimate appears on the milestone card in your project view.

What happens if I exceed my monthly credits?

Your work continues without interruption. Overage is billed immediately at the per-credit rate, and the charge appears on your payment method on file.