Account & tools
AI credits
One business page's AI credits — what its plan includes each month, what you have bought on top, and what was run today. Credits belong to a page, so an owner with three pages has three balances.
Steps
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The page name under the heading is a switcher, not a label. Everything on this screen is about that one page; press the name to move to another. Nothing is remembered — the page you are looking at is the page in the address bar.
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This month counts up how much of this page's included monthly allowance has been used. The three lines under the bar are deliberately kept apart and must never be added together: Included with this page's plan, which resets on the page's own subscription-month date; Left in this month's allowance; and Purchased credits, which never expire.
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The included allowance is always spent first. If you hold more than one page, a run is charged to the page with the largest allowance first, and the line under the bar names that order in full. Credits you bought are touched only once every page's included allowance for the month is gone — so a pack is never quietly used up by a month you barely worked.
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Purchased credits, on the right, is that balance and its history: purchases, any adjustment BizGo made, and any run returned because the tool call failed. Buy more credits sells a pack against this page and no other. The sizes and the prices come from BizGo and are shown to you before anything is charged.
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What you ran today, at the foot, lists each tool, how many times it ran and what it cost. That list is your whole account's activity since midnight IST, while everything above it is this one page's pot — the heading says so for that reason.
