See where your credits go
The usage page shows exactly where every credit went: by day, by kind of work, and by project. When a balance moves and you want to know why, this is the page that answers.
The credits card
Start on /app/billing. The credits card shows your total balance with Monthly + purchased beneath it, and a Daily refresh credits row that reads Resets at midnight UTC. Each row has an info tooltip with the fine print, including how much of this month's daily allowance remains.
Below the rows sits one action row: the auto-reload control on the left, then the Buy usage credits button wearing a chip with the best pack discount, a history icon that toggles the inline transaction list, and a bar-chart icon that opens the full usage breakdown.
The usage page
The bar-chart icon lands on /app/usage. Pick a 30 or 90-day range, then filter by credit type, All, Build, or Run, and by project.
The stacked daily bar chart draws Build spending in purple and Run spending in blue, so a glance tells you whether you or your automations did the spending. Under it, a searchable per-project table sorts by spend, so the project costing the most sits at the top.
Inside the Settings modal
The same billing surface renders inside Settings as the Usage & Billing panel, and there the bar-chart icon opens the breakdown as a sub-page inside the modal. The head reads Usage with a back arrow that returns you to Usage & Billing without ever leaving the modal.
Reading the Build and Run split
Build credits are your own hands: chat, plans, builds, images, Make-it-Yours edits. Run credits are AI working unattended: background and scheduled runs, visitor live-chat replies, audits and digests.
A tall blue Run bar on a day you did not open the Studio usually means live chat answered visitors or a scheduled run fired. That is the platform working for you, not a leak.
When the numbers do not add up
Balance fell on a day with no visible spending: daily credits expired at midnight UTC. They never roll over, so the unused portion leaves on schedule and the transaction list records it.
A single job shows more than its list price: every price is a starting price that rises with the actual work done. The per-project table and the transaction history together show which job, which project, and how much.
Cannot find a specific charge: open the transaction list from the history icon on the credits card. Every credit movement is in there, purchases included.
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