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Pricing
100 credits free, then Rp 32.000 per 100. What a credit is and how a tier changes it.
# Pricing
Simple on purpose: one free allowance, then credits. No seats, no per-project fee, no
minimum.
## Free
100 credits, once, when you sign in. No card, no expiry.
That is enough to open a project, send real pages through your own server, and find out
whether the schema asks for the right fields. Most of the work of an integration happens in
those 100 reads.
## After that
**Rp 32.000 per 100 credits.** Bought as top-ups, used when you use them.
| Credits | Price | Typical use |
| ------- | ---------- | ---------------------------------------- |
| 100 | Rp 32.000 | Trying a new document type |
| 500 | Rp 160.000 | A first integration on one document type |
| 2,000 | Rp 640.000 | A pipeline on invoices or receipts |
The smallest top-up is 100 credits. Nothing is charged monthly, and nothing expires. A read that
is never made is never billed.
## What a credit is
A credit is our abstraction, not a vendor's bill. Every read spends credits according to the
page: how much of it there is to see, how dense it is, and which tier read it. Tokens are the
underlying unit; you are not asked to reason about them.
So the price of a read does not jump when a model vendor changes its rates, and a `fast` read
costs less than a `best` read of the same page.
## Choosing a tier is the real cost control
Each project picks `fast`, `balanced` or `best`. Heavier tiers read more difficult pages and
spend more credits doing it. The honest answer to "how do I spend less":
- use `fast` where the scans are clean and the layout is regular;
- keep `balanced` as the default;
- switch a project to `best` for the document types that need it, not for all of them.
Read [Schemas, models and assistance](/docs/schemas) for what changes between the tiers.
## Where credits are visible
Usage per project (reads, tokens and failures over a window) is on the project page. The
console counts the same reads the core bills, so the number you see and the number you are
charged for are the same number.