How credits work
Your subscription gives you a set number of credits a month. Here's what uses them and what doesn't.
What uses credits
- Running a shot costs its price in credits for each account, whether you start it by hand or on a schedule. Each shot's page shows its price (most are 1 credit per account).
- Only the accounts a run finished on count; an account that fails uses nothing. The size of the account doesn't change the price. A shot may limit how many rows it reads, to keep things fast.
- Applying changes in Google Ads uses 1 credit for each account, once Google confirms at least one of its changes.
What doesn't
- Changes that are only checked, or that all fail, use no credits.
- AI is included: it uses no credits. You can switch AI off, for every account or one at a time.
- Signing in, loading campaigns and settings, opening past results and exporting them don't use credits.
Every month
You get the same credits every month, whether you pay monthly, for 6 months or for a year. They reset every month from the day you subscribed, and unused credits don't carry over.
For example, $30 a month gives you 4,000 credits a month, and the smallest step is $5 a month for 100 credits.
Refer someone and you each get 500 credits, once. They last 12 months and are used after the month's credits.
When you run out
A new run is stopped with a message offering the next step up, and schedules pause. Nothing is lost: your past results stay, and you can export them.
Moving up applies straight away: you get the new credits a month now, and credits you've used this month still count. Moving down applies from your next renewal.
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