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AI Credit Schedule

Version 2.9 · Last updated October 3, 2026 · Effective October 3, 2026

One AI Credit equals one assistant action in WorkspaceCMS, charged against your plan’s monthly allowance. If you’re consistently bumping into your allowance we’ll reach out about moving you to a plan that fits. We notify you before you reach your allowance. When you reach it, AI actions pause unless you choose to allow overage for that month, and even then they stop at 150% of your allowance. Overage is billed at the published rate in Terms §2.1, only once you have said yes. Never a rate you have not already seen, and never a charge you did not agree to.

AI Visibility scans. On Premium and Ultra, AI Visibility tracks 30 prompts, checking whether your pages appear in answers from ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini. One scan a month is included and never draws down your AI Credits. Any additional scan you run in the same month uses 25 AI Credits, is shown on the button before you run it, and is only charged when the scan finishes. AI Credits give you 100 / 400 / 1,200 / 1,600 assistant actions per month (Essentials / Growth / Premium / Ultra).

Per-action cost

Assistant actionCredits
Blog post draft generation (per 500 words; a full 1,500-word post is 30)10
Meta title + description rewrite2
Blog post SEO suggestions (title, description, focus keyphrase and slug, in one pass)5
Image alt-tag suggestions (per batch of 10 images)2
Content rewrite (lengthen / shorten / paraphrase)10
Content audit (full-site run)25
Brand-voice training run20
Additional AI Visibility scan (beyond the one included each month)25
AI sorting of a tracked phone call (lead / not a lead)1
AI image (generated in the media library or for a Blog Automation article)2
Blog Automation article (per 500 words, the same rate as a blog post draft; a 1,500-word Standard article is 30)10
Blog Automation article images (2 AI images per article, a featured and a social image)4
Blog Automation competitor scan10
Blog Automation topic research (per round; setup runs as many rounds as it takes to fill your calendar)10
Blog Automation calendar booking5

Blog post drafts and Blog Automation articles are billed per 500 words or part of 500 words, so an 800-word article counts as two blocks (20 credits). The Blog Automation rates apply to every account from this version’s effective date. Every AI action in your dashboard shows its credit cost on the button before you use it, including actions not listed above. Work our team does for you on a bug report never uses your credits; a change you ask us to make with AI uses them only once you approve the amount.

Monthly allowances by plan

PlanAI Credits / moApprox. full-length posts*
Essentials100~3
Growth400~13
Premium1,200~40
Ultra1,600~53

*Full-length (1,500-word) posts, if the whole allowance went on blog drafts. Shorter drafts cost less: 10 credits per 500 words. A Blog Automation article costs the same per 500 words, plus 4 for its images (34 for a Standard article), so an allowance spent only on Blog Automation covers slightly fewer articles than this column. Real-world usage is a mix (drafts, meta rewrites, alt-tag sweeps, audits).

Allowances & caps

  • Credits reset each billing cycle and do not roll over.
  • You’re notified at 80% and again at 100% of allowance.
  • If you’re consistently bumping into your allowance, our account team will reach out about moving you to a plan that fits your usage.
  • At 100%, AI actions pause. You choose whether to allow overage for the rest of that month; your answer resets every month, so nothing is charged for AI without your say-so. With overage allowed, AI actions still stop at 150% of your allowance, billed at the published rate (Terms §2.2).
  • No single day can use more than 30% of your monthly allowance, so one busy day cannot empty the month. The daily limit resets at midnight UTC and does not take anything away from your monthly total (Terms §2.2).
  • You can also set a lower per-month cap in Settings → Usage; once you hit it, AI actions pause until the next cycle or you raise the cap.
Why credits, not minutes? Frontier AI models vary in latency by orders of magnitude. Charging per credit (a fixed-cost action) keeps the unit economics predictable for you and for us. No “your audit took 47 minutes” surprise.