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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

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.

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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