Coding plan

Your plan pays first for covered requests from your workspace, at the same per-token prices as pay as you go, with a 5-hour limit and a weekly limit. Usage is counted at our standard per-token prices, with cached input at the cached price. Plan usage is not a credit deposit and does not roll over.

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Choose a plan

Shared by this workspace, not per member. Monthly usage is approximate: months hold different numbers of weekly resets. An owner chooses a plan in Billing or from Pricing. At checkout, choose Keep full speed on credits or Use Standby only (free, slower); neither is preselected. The credits cap starts at the monthly plan price and accepts $1 to $100,000, or No limit. Secure checkout shows the renewal disclosure and asks you to accept the Terms of Service. Before checkout, the plan chooser lists keys with traffic in the last 30 days, so an owner can mark app keys Credits only first. With at least 7 days of history, it also estimates your eligible usage over the last 30 days at our rates. Checkout is not offered on a workspace with partner pricing, a legacy subscription, or a billing hold; the reason and next step appear instead. While plans are unavailable, checkout says so and nothing is charged. Your coding plan automatically renews each month until canceled. Your payment method is charged at the start of each billing period.

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How the limits work

Your 5-hour window starts with your first plan request, and the next request after it ends starts a new one. The weekly limit resets on a fixed schedule from activation. The plan pays while both have room. Coding plan usage shows when each resets. The request that crosses a plan limit finishes on the payment source selected when it started. Requests already in flight count toward admission, so the displayed percentage alone does not guarantee that another request can use the plan.

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See your plan usage

Open Usage Analytics and select Coding plan, or select See usage and history in Billing. The page stays available until your plan ends; after that it opens Billing. It shows:

• What pays when your plan does not, and the one next step when one helps, with its evidence.
• Your 5-hour and weekly limits with reset times, and an estimate when your pace would run out before a reset.
• At a limit: what pays after the plan, your credits cap and today’s Standby.
• The last 8 weeks, marking weeks that reached the weekly limit.
• Your keys and coding agents: each key’s share of the current 5-hour window, a Credits only switch, and how to connect another agent.

In Usage Analytics, the request log’s Paid from column shows Plan, Standby, Credits after limits or Pay as you go, and Covered by your plan totals the requests the plan and Standby paid, at our rates. Plan and Standby requests charge nothing. Billing has two coding plan tiles. Plan shows your tier and price, what pays now, Renews, Used this period and What’s included, with Change plan, Cancel plan, Keep plan, Keep current tier or Update card when each applies. At a limit shows Credits after limits against your cap and its reset, and holds the choice between Keep full speed on credits and Use Standby only (free, slower). Members see the plan and its policy; only an owner can change them.

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What happens at a limit

At a limit, keep full speed on credits (your choice, capped), then Standby, free and slower.

1. Credits. Credits pay if you chose Keep full speed on credits, up to the cap you set per billing period. Choose at checkout; an owner can change it in Billing.
2. Standby. Free, slower service when we are busy, up to a daily amount. Standby covers chat only.
3. Stopped. If neither can serve a request, it stops with the reason, reset time and next step. A plan reset, a Standby refill, or a new billing period for the credits cap makes usage available again.

An owner changes the at-limit choice, the Cap per billing period, or No limit in Billing, and the change applies on Save. The cap counts credits spent after plan limits in the billing period, including the maximum cost of requests in flight, so a request whose maximum cost does not fit cannot use credits. Most you can pay shows the plan price plus the cap per billing period, or No maximum with No limit; wallet and key limits still apply. The cap does not bound pay-as-you-go operations outside the plan or keys marked Credits only. It also does not set your auto recharge ceiling. See Pricing and credits. The billing refusal is HTTP 402 with plan_limit_reached, x-should-retry: false, and no Retry-After. Follow the returned next step or wait for the stated reset or refill before making a new attempt. See Plan limit errors.

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Standby

Standby is best effort. It refills at midnight UTC, may be reduced or paused at any time, and is off while a plan payment is due or processing, or credits are owed. Standby depends on model capacity. A temporary capacity refusal is a 429 with retry timing, separate from a 402 plan limit. See Rate limits.

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What your plan covers

Your plan covers chat (chat completions, messages and responses) from every workspace key except keys marked Credits only. Embeddings and rerank are covered too whenever those models are available. The Model Library lists the models served now. Images and audio always stay pay as you go.

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Credits only keys

Keys marked Credits only always use credits. An owner can set Credits only on a key at Settings > API keys. It is off by default and survives rotation. The key bypasses the plan, Standby, and the credits cap after plan limits. Its normal credit balance and per-key spending controls still apply.

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What you can count on

• Requests that fail before returning output never use your plan.
• Client cancellations count usage, as in pay as you go.
• Every response a plan decision applied to says what paid, in x-runinfra-funding.
• A request stays on the source that admitted it.
• Metering changes come with written notice, and promotional rates are labeled temporary.
• Credits survive cancellation and keep their existing expiry dates.

Read the funding headers and usage fields to see what paid for a request. GET /v1/usage reports the workspace’s current plan limits and policy.

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Emails

Coding plan emails go to the billing contact with the owner copied, or to the owner alone.

• Alerts follow the owner’s Product notifications switch at Settings > Notifications: weekly usage at 90% and 100%, credits or Standby starting to pay after a limit, and requests stopped at the weekly limit.
• Receipts always send: a started plan, a payment that needs attention or did not go through, a dispute, a refund, a scheduled or removed cancellation, and an ended plan.

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Change, cancel, or delete

Upgrades take effect now with a prorated charge. New limits apply immediately, and usage already counted carries over. Downgrades take effect at the end of the current billing period. Change plan shows any amount due now and when the change applies before you confirm. An upgrade that needs payment action keeps your current plan until the payment completes; select Finish payment. Keep current tier undoes a scheduled downgrade. Cancel anytime in Billing, in any plan state. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period, or immediately while a payment dispute is open. Until the plan ends, Keep plan in Billing undoes a scheduled cancellation. When your plan ends, your workspace returns to pay as you go. Your keys keep working with credits. Account deletion ends the plan at once, with no refund of the current month.

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Payment issues

After a failed renewal, your plan can keep serving for up to 48 hours, or 7 days if it has had a paid renewal. Select Update card in Billing before then. A disputed plan payment pauses the plan and ends it at the period end. See the account FAQ and Terms of Service, section 7 for the cancellation and refund rules.