What credits are and when they are spent

The size of the job sets the price

Your request is read and sized into one of three. The numbers are fixed, so the same size always costs the same.

• T1 · 6 credits — a large job that writes several files at once
• T2 · 2.75 credits — adding or changing one feature
• T3 · 0.5 credits — small touch-ups to words and colours

You see the price before you press

The estimate appears before the run starts. The biggest size also shows a confirmation card that you have to accept. Nothing large happens quietly in the background.

Things that cost nothing at all

Most of what you do day to day is on this list.

• Copying a template into your account
• Changing text, colours and photos on screen
• Opening the code and editing it yourself
• Going back to a restore point
• Opening and re-opening the preview

What happens when a run fails

If our side or the AI provider fails, the credits we were holding are released. If the AI repairs and repairs and still stops, half comes back and you get one more attempt without spending credits.

The deep security scan is counted separately

The nine checks before publishing are free. Only the deeper read of your code costs anything, and that is at most 2 credits. The first scan on each project is free, and if nothing is found you are not charged.

Credits refill every month

The free plan gives 30 credits a month. Pro is 100 credits at ₩34,900 and Team is 200 at ₩66,000, but paid billing is not open yet.

Common questions

Do unused credits roll over? No. The balance is topped up each month rather than accumulated. You can see what is left on your account page at any time.

I started a big job by mistake. The biggest size does not start until you confirm it. Even after it runs, you can go back to a restore point, and going back costs nothing.

Whose credits do teammates spend? Credits belong to the workspace. Everyone in the same workspace draws from the same pot, and one run at a time goes through per workspace.