Pricing/Credits
How credits work
Credits meter the actions where Rezonant calls an LLM for you. You can create docs, tasks, or run coding agents, and only need one number to track your consumption.
Updated April 2026 · 3 min read
TLDR
- Every workspace gets a monthly pool of credits. Free plan gives 1,000 credits per workspace. Business plan starts at 3,000 credits, plus 1,000 per seat — the pool grows as your team grows.
- Credits only get spent for actions that use significant LLM tokens. See table below for details.
- The credit pool is shared across everyone in your workspace. Admins see who used what, in real time.
- Unused monthly credits roll over for one month, then expire.
What costs what
| Action | Cost | Why |
|---|---|---|
| New doc | 50 credits | Generates a full structured spec |
| Chat message | 5 credits | One round-trip per message |
| Task | 20 credits | Decomposes a spec into a runnable task |
| Coding agent run | Variable | Bigger jobs cost more |
Agent runs cost more when the agent does more. A quick edit to one file is cheaper than a refactor across ten.
Estimate your monthly credit consumption
Plug in your expected usage. We'll tell you which plan fits.
Credits calculator
Per month, at the workspace level.
Estimated credits / month
5,350
Across your workspace, per month
Plan fit
Business
3 seats covers it (6,000 credits)
Rollover
Unused monthly credits carry over for one more month, then expire. Slow weeks don't cost you.
One gotcha: unused credits on the Free tier don't roll over when you upgrade to a paid plan. Your pool resets to your new plan's allowance the moment the upgrade takes effect.
Need more credits?
Running low before the next cycle? Get in touch and we'll sort you out.
If you run out or cancel
If your pool hits zero, anything that burns credits pauses until the next month kicks in. You can still read your specs, browse the product, and everything non-metered keeps working. Need more credits before then? Get in touch.
Cancel or downgrade mid-cycle? You keep the rest of that month's credits until they'd normally expire.
