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Credits and billing
What uses credits, where they come from, and how to cap spend.
What credits pay for
Credits pay for AI work: explanations and fixes for findings, automatic or on demand, and swarm runs. Scans and pull request checks never use them.
Where credits come from
| Credits | Where from | Expire |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly | Paid plans: 2,000 a month on Pro, 6,000 a month on Team. | At the end of the billing period |
| Trial | 500 credits for your first organization, once per GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket account. Accounts created in the last few weeks don't get one. | After 90 days |
| Credit packs | On paid plans: 1,000 or 5,000 credits, bought from Settings, Billing. | After 365 days |
| Support | Granted by us, for example after a run that failed on our side. | Never |
Monthly credits are spent first, then trial credits, then packs and support credits, earliest expiry first. On Free, AI work spends trial and support credits.
How AI work is charged
AI work reserves credits before it starts and is charged what it actually used when it ends; the rest goes back. Your balance never goes negative. Credits held by work that never finished are released after seven days.
Spend caps
Owners set a monthly cap on AI spend and a cap per swarm run, both in credits, under Settings, Billing. Past the monthly cap, AI features pause until the next month; a swarm run never reserves more than the per-run cap.
When credits run out
AI features show what they would do and why they are paused, with a link to billing. Scanning, pull request checks and triage carry on as before.
Plans and payment
- Owners upgrade, buy credit packs, change cards, download invoices and cancel from Settings, Billing, through Stripe. For Enterprise, talk to us.
- Admins see the plan and how credits were spent, by feature, repository or day.
- When a payment fails, the plan keeps working for 7 days. After that the organization has Free's features and limits, and no AI, until an invoice is paid.
Prices and limits for each plan are on the pricing page.