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Credits are the currency for every run Botric does on your behalf. Settings → Credits shows your balance, your history and the cost of each feature. Your balance is also always visible as the credit pill in the top bar — amber when it’s running low, red when it’s nearly out.

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Where credits come from

Plan credits

Granted at the start of each billing cycle and reset when the cycle rolls over. Unused plan credits don’t carry forward.

Add-on credits

Bought as packs. They don’t expire with the billing cycle, and each purchase is tracked separately.
Your total available is plan credits remaining plus every add-on pack’s remaining balance. Plan credits are spent first, so a cycle reset never wastes credits you paid extra for.

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Feature costs

Current per-unit prices are shown on the Credits page under Feature costs, and on the relevant action button before you commit.
A GEO run bills your plan’s full tracked-prompt cap plus your add-on prompts — not just the prompts you can currently see. Botric refills the tracked set to the cap on every run.

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Transaction history

Every movement, filterable by type: Each entry shows the feature, the amount, and the balance before and after.
Failed runs are refunded automatically. A failed blog generation, for example, appears as Failed · refunded.

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Running out

When a run would exceed your balance, Botric blocks it before it starts and opens a dialog showing what’s required, what’s available and the shortfall — broken down by the parts of the run. From there you can buy a pack or upgrade your plan.

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Buying add-on credits

Choose a pack from the credit catalogue and confirm the purchase. Credits are added to your balance and the receipt appears under Invoices.
If you’re consistently topping up every month, the plan with a bigger credit grant is almost always cheaper than repeated packs. Compare on Plans.

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Next steps

Credits reference

Worked examples of what a run costs.

Plans

Credit grants by tier.