Introducing credits: new billing unit live in Make

as of today, we've officially transitioned from operations to credits as the term used for make's billing unit here's what to know your plan your current plan and pricing, including the cost of buying credits, remain unchanged the cost of credits varies by plan credit usage for non ai features your credit usage won't increase—1 operation still uses 1 credit credit usage for third party ai apps ai apps like openai, chatgpt, claude, etc still use 1 credit per operation credit usage for make's built in ai features your credit usage may increase if you're using make's ai provider, as we align billing with actual ai usage costs what's changed you are now billed in credits instead of operations operations now refer to individual module runs that process or check for data all of your existing operations have been automatically converted to credits at a 1 1 ratio (for example, your 1000 operations are now 1000 credits) your credit consumption is now based on operations, ai tokens, or other usage based factors, depending on the feature you'll see both operations and credits in make credits are what you buy and consume to use features, and operations are the activities that use those credits where to find it you can manage and track your credit usage in several places throughout make dashboard daily credit usage, credits left, usage reset, and extra credits purchasing subscription total credits, percentage used, and extra credits purchasing scenarios credits used per scenario diagram credits used in a specific scenario and its runs scenario builder credits used per module as you build and run scenarios history credits used in individual scenario runs where to learn more check out these resources to find out more about credits help center credits & operations docid 7mjcr2v5eil5mop95rghe blog introducing credits pricing page pricing