Glossary · Cost engine

Credit

The unit every action is billed in, settled as the higher of a flat per-action floor and the metered cost the action actually incurred.

What is credit?

A credit is the platform’s billing unit. Each action carries a flat floor — a planned run, a compile, a replay, a page crawled — and settles at the higher of that floor and the metered model, compute and egress the action really consumed. Reservations are taken before the work starts; work that fails, is cancelled, or parks for a human is charged only for what it actually used.

Why it matters

Higher-of billing is why a cheap action cannot be under-priced into a loss and an expensive one cannot silently overrun a flat rate. It also means the published floor is a floor, not a ceiling — a model-heavy run bills what it used.

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Give your agent a real browser, authorize the accounts it may use, and keep control of every step. Repeated runs compile into skills that replay without a model.