Your monthly AI credits, and whether they roll over

This article shows you where your AI credits come from: what your plan gives you, when your cycle turns, and how to see what happened to the credits you did not use.

Read it once so you can plan a busy month of product work and not run out in the middle of it.

Before you start

On an unlimited plan these numbers do not apply: your balance shows an infinity sign and the words Unlimited plan.

Step 1. Find your grant

In the side menu, under Credits & Add-ons, pick Build with AI, then press the Usage tab. The second card at the top, Plan Grant, shows how many credits your plan gives you each cycle.

The first card, Available Credits, is what you can spend right now. It goes down as you use AI, and up when a new grant lands or you buy a pack.

Plan Grant is what your plan hands you each cycle; Available Credits beside it is what is actually left to spend.

Step 2. See it from any page

Press the AI Credits button in the top bar. Its menu shows what is remaining and your Plan grant, so you do not have to leave the page you are on.

The header widget repeats it on any screen: what is remaining, the grant your plan carries, and the day the cycle resets.

Step 3. Know your own cycle dates

The last two cards, Cycle Start and Cycle Ends, are the dates of your own cycle. They are not always the first and last day of the month. The header menu shows the same end date under Cycle resets.

You do not need to ask for a new grant. When the cycle turns, it lands in your balance by itself.

Cycle Start and Cycle Ends are the dates of your own cycle, not always the first and last day of the month.

Step 4. See what happened to unused credits

Open the Transactions tab after your cycle turns. If your unused credits did not carry over, you see a row that reads Cycle reset - unused credits expired (no rollover).

If there is no such row, the credits you had left are still in your Available Credits. Credits you bought in a pack stay in your balance.

On a plan that does not roll over, the turn of the cycle is two lines in Transactions: what was left leaves as a cycle reset, and the fresh grant arrives right above it.

Step 5. Check each new grant

Set the list at the top of the Transactions tab to Plan Grant. Each grant is a row that starts with Cycle grant: and names the credits, your plan and your billing cycle.

After you change your plan, look here to see the grant your new plan gave you.

Filtered to Plan grant, the Transactions tab shows every grant that landed in your balance, naming the plan and the cycle behind it.

Result

You know your grant, you know the day it renews, and you can see in your history what happened to the credits you did not use. If you need more before your cycle ends, the Top up credits tab sells packs that land in the same balance straight away.

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