DocsCredits and plans
How credits work
A credit is the unit you pay for the AI's work in Qwanter with. Here's how it's deducted, what happens if you run out and when we give it back.
What a credit is
Every time Core, Design or Build work, they use AI models. That usage is measured in credits. You don't pay per hour or per message: you pay for the work that gets done.
You don't have to choose a provider or a model, or bring your own keys: Qwanter uses what's needed at each step and saves everything it can without lowering quality.
In every task
Credits are deducted as they're used. No upfront estimates or holds.
The turn shows how many credits it actually cost.
The task stops where it is and only what was used is charged. When you top up, Qwanter reminds you to continue it.
If something fails
What a task spent when it fails because of an error on Qwanter's side or in the infrastructure goes back to your balance.
If a task finishes but isn't what you expected, you have versions, the undo button and the conversation to adjust it.
Plans and packs
Every tool is on every plan. What changes is the credits, the cloud storage and how many agents work at once.
| Plan | Price | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Mars | Free | 500 welcome and 500 a month |
| Jupiter | €25/month (€20 billed yearly) | 7,000 a month |
| Antares | €130/month (€104 billed yearly) | 45,000 a month |
On Jupiter and Antares there are packs of 3,000, 10,000 and 30,000 credits (€13, €42 and €120), and on Antares they cost 15% less. Prices before tax: your country's tax is added at checkout. Everything each plan includes is on Plans.
How long they last
- Plan credits: whatever you don't use carries over to the next month.
- Pack credits: last 12 months from purchase.
What costs more
What a task costs depends on the work behind it:
- Size: a quick question costs little; an app with a database and several screens, more.
- Depth: on Auto, Core decides how much to reason. If you set it to High, it reasons more and spends more.
- Images and voice: generating images or talking with the orb adds to the cost of the turn.