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Every chat reply shows the credits it used
Replies in the editor chat and on Telegram now use credits for the AI work behind them, and each one shows how many. Changes and builds are charged by what they actually used, and the chat tells you when you're out instead of failing.
Answering questions used to be free, while changes were charged a flat estimate. Now everything the AI does is charged by what it actually used, and you can see it.
- Chat replies use credits for the work behind them: reading your pages or business data and writing the answer, at least 1 credit. The amount is shown at the bottom of each reply. Most replies use about 10 to 30 credits; the first message after a break, or one that reads a lot of your website, can use around 100.
- Changes show the credits used so far while they run, and you pay what the change actually used, never more than you have left.
- Builds include your conversation with the builder. On the Free Plan, a build still never uses more than its first estimate.
- Out of credits? The chat tells you instead of replying, so nothing is charged. Your website keeps working.
See Credits & usage.
— InMinutes Team