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Credits measure the computing work behind your AI tasks. A task can contain several AI steps and use different amounts. Larger tables, longer conversations and more demanding tasks use more Credits. One Credit does not represent a fixed number of completed tasks.

Check your confirmed remaining Credits, settled usage and pending work separately in the app. Each allowance keeps its own expiry date. Usage multipliers compare monthly Credits against Plus, not speed, features or AI quality.

New AI steps pause when Credits are used or expired. Pending accounting may temporarily pause usage; it does not require another purchase.

The planned free start includes 50 Credits once per verified account, valid for 30 days from the first actual use of those Credits, without payment details. It is not available yet. Check current access in the app before starting.

Download without an account or payment. Sign in with Microsoft in the app before your first AI request.

Monthly plans renew until you cancel. Cancellation keeps your confirmed paid period. Monthly Credits do not roll over; valid free Credits are used first, so monthly Credits can expire while you use free access.

The yearly view is a pricing preview: one annual payment, with Credits allocated monthly. Yearly purchases are not available. Monthly equivalents are rounded; the annual total is shown separately.

An available higher-usage month starts at its full price, with no proration, after the previous renewal is stopped. Existing Credits keep their original expiry. Review the exact terms before payment.

A purchase never resumes a workbook task automatically. Previously purchased Credits and historical plans keep their original terms.

The planned standard pilot adds 500 Credits for 30 days from activation. When available, the app confirms your actual allowance and dates before you start. Existing individual promises keep their agreed terms.

Redeem it under Account and usage in the app. A pilot never becomes paid access automatically.