What you see
The page leads with two cards:- Current plan — your tier (Free, Starter, Pro, Max), payment state, monthly credit grant, warm-slot count, and renewal or cancellation date.
- Credits — your spendable balance against the monthly grant, with a Buy credits button. A low-balance warning appears when remaining credits fall under roughly 10% of your grant.
VM runtime and Snapshot refresh for debits, and Adjustment for manual corrections. View full usage links to the Usage page.
Manage your subscription
Paid tiers are Starter (75/mo), and Max ($120/mo); Free is the default. From the Free tier you can upgrade directly to any paid tier:1
Pick a plan
On the Billing page, choose Upgrade to Starter / Pro / Max. This starts a hosted checkout session.
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Complete checkout
You’re redirected to the payment provider. After paying, you return to the Billing page, which polls until your new plan is confirmed.
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Manage or cancel
Once you have a paid plan, Manage billing opens the billing portal to update payment details or cancel. A canceled plan stays active until the end of the current period.
The billing portal becomes available only after your first paid checkout. Plan changes from a paid tier are handled in the portal rather than on the page.
Buy credit packs
Credit packs are one-time top-ups on any tier. Click Buy credits to see the available packs and start checkout for one. The packs are:
Pack credits expire 12 months after purchase, and are spent after your monthly grant (earliest expiry first).
- Web
- CLI
Use Buy credits on the Billing page and complete checkout for a pack.
What a task costs
Running a task spends VM-runtime credits at its runtime class’s per-hour rate (Medium is the reference: 1 credit = 6 minutes). Tokens are recorded but never billed. See Billing & Credits for the full breakdown.When you’re out of credits
Every task start passes through an admission gate before the agent runs. The start is refused when:
A start needs at least one minute of spendable credit for the requested runtime class, so a near-zero balance cannot be exhausted on launch. See tasks and lifecycle for where the gate sits in the run.