Credits explained
What credits are
Credits pay for the AI’s work: writing posts and articles, images, rewrites and website scans. Publishing is free.
What it costs
| What the AI does | Credits |
|---|---|
| A social post (all channels included) | 1 |
| An AI image | 4 |
| A blog article up to 1,500 words | 10 |
| A blog article of 1,501–3,000 words | 18 |
| Rewrite a social post | 1 |
| Rewrite an article | 5 |
| A new image | 4 |
| “Make it shorter” or another quick rewrite | 1 |
| A website scan | 5 |
Monthly and top-up credits
Your plan adds credits at the start of each billing period; unused ones don’t carry over. Top-up credits never expire and are used after the monthly ones.
When credits are taken
Credits are set aside when the AI starts and taken when it finishes. If writing fails, they’re returned. A post sent to several channels costs the same as one.
Seeing your usage
The credit meter at the top of the app shows what’s left; Settings → Billing lists every charge.
Running low
We tell you at 80% and when you’re out. Posts that come due without credits wait (marked “Paused — no credits”) and are written as soon as you top up or your next credits arrive.
Estimating
When you create a request, the wizard shows the credits it will use per month.