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Understanding Credits

Learn how credits work, how they are consumed, and how to get more.

Credits are the currency used to generate content on our platform. Different types of content require different amounts of credits, and costs can vary based on length, features, and options you choose.

Base Credit Costs

  • Blog Post: 1 credit (includes basic search). Additional costs apply for longer posts or advanced features.
  • AI Blog Image: 20 credits per image
  • Social Media Post: 1 credit per post
  • Email Newsletter: 1 credit
  • Presentation: 5 credits base (additional credits for more slides)

Blog Post Credit Breakdown

Blog costs start at 1 credit and increase based on your choices:

  • Standard blog (short/medium length): 1 credit
  • Long blog (1000-2000 words): +1 credit (total 2 credits)
  • Extra long blog (2000+ words): +2 credits (total 3 credits)
  • Deep Research (advanced search): +2 credits
  • Example: Long blog with deep research = 1 base + 1 length + 2 search = 4 credits

Social Post Credits

Each social media post costs 1 credit, regardless of platform. If you generate posts for multiple platforms in one go, the first platform is included in the base cost and additional platforms may add small increments.

Presentation Credits

  • 5 slides: 5 credits
  • 10 slides: 7 credits (+2)
  • 15 slides: 11 credits (+4)
  • 20 slides: 13 credits (+6)
  • Deep research: +2 credits to any of the above

When Credits Are Deducted

Credits are only deducted when content is successfully generated. If generation fails due to an error, credits are not consumed. You can see your remaining credits on the dashboard home page and in your account settings.

Getting More Credits

Credits reset monthly based on your subscription plan. Starter plans include 100 credits per month, Pro plans include 750 credits, and Agency plans include 750 credits. You can upgrade your plan at any time from the Account page or Pricing page.

💡 Credit Reset

Credits reset at the start of each billing period. Unused credits do not roll over to the next month.