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# Credits and the daily pool

**In short:** each plan gives you a pool of credits that refills every day. Most actions cost 1 credit; heavier ones cost a little more. Credits do not roll over, so the pool is "per day", not "per month".

### The daily pool

| Plan       | Credits per day |
| ---------- | --------------- |
| Free       | 10              |
| Creator    | 150             |
| Pro        | 250             |
| Enterprise | 400             |

Your pool refills at **midnight UTC**. Whatever you do not use is gone; it does not carry to the next day. This means your plan is really "how much can I do in a day", not a monthly quota you might blow through early.

### What things cost

Most everyday actions are 1 credit. Here is the full picture:

| Action                                    | Credits                          |
| ----------------------------------------- | -------------------------------- |
| Reply (text or image)                     | 1                                |
| Engage reply                              | 1                                |
| Tweet                                     | 1                                |
| Thread                                    | 2                                |
| Brainstorm                                | 2                                |
| Deep voice check                          | 1                                |
| Ask audenAI (plain answer)                | 1                                |
| Ask audenAI (turn that uses a tool)       | 2                                |
| Studio Improve: Quick                     | 3                                |
| Studio Improve: Full                      | 5                                |
| Creator analysis                          | 5                                |
| Voice training (after the free first one) | 20 (30 on Pro, 50 on Enterprise) |
| Autopilot post                            | 2                                |
| Generate a visual                         | 3 (5 for a batch)                |
| Extra Engage pull (40 candidates)         | 5                                |

{% hint style="info" %}
Some things do **not** cost credits at all: browsing analytics, reading your Voice Lab insights, the "draft today" idea suggestions, and audenAI Intelligence generation. Those run on their own limits, not your credit pool.
{% endhint %}

### Running out

If an action would cost more than you have left today, VoiceMoat tells you and offers a **top-up** (on paid plans). Your pool refills the next day regardless. See Top-up packs.

### More profiles, more credits

Adding an extra profile slot to a plan also raises your daily pool (by 50 on Creator, 75 on Pro, 100 on Enterprise per slot), since you are doing more across more profiles.

### Common questions

**Do unused credits roll over?** No. The pool refills daily and does not carry over. That is what keeps it simple.

**When exactly does it reset?** Midnight UTC, every day.

**What if I need more on a busy day?** Buy a top-up (paid plans). Top-up credits sit on top of your daily pool and are used after it.


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