I am interested in getting the Tier 1 plan but may I ask if ad\u002Dhoc credits are available for purchase beyond the 200k limit?

Yes it\u0027s available at $10 per 100,000 characters currently.\u000aWe\u0027re also considering to lower this price for premium users and above (including appsumo).

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I am interested in getting the Tier 1 plan but may I ask if ad-hoc credits are available for purchase beyond the 200k limit?

jangappzJan 20, 2025

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Edited Jan 20, 2025

A: Yes it's available at $10 per 100,000 characters currently.
We're also considering to lower this price for premium users and above (including appsumo).

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