Plans, credit packs, and what happens to credits you do not use π³
Two monthly plans, three one-off packs, and one simple rule: up to a quarter of a plan's monthly credits carry over, and pack credits are yours until you spend them.
- Monthly plans
- Packs never expire
- A quarter rolls over
There are two ways to get credits, and they behave differently on purpose. Prices are in Canadian dollars, billed through Stripe.
Monthly plans
- Indie β $19.00 a month for 25 credits. Up to 6 unused credits carry into the next month.
- Pro β $45.00 a month for 60 credits. Up to 15 unused credits carry into the next month.
The carry-over is a cap, not a share: a quarter of the plan's monthly credits, however many you have left. Anything above it lapses at renewal, and the lapse shows in your ledger as its own entry, so it never looks like a pitch you did not send.
Credit packs
- 10 credits β $10.00, about $1.00 a credit.
- 30 credits β $27.00, about $0.90 a credit.
- 75 credits β $60.00, about $0.80 a credit.
One payment, no renewal. Pack credits never expire and sit outside the rollover cap β they are yours until you spend them. If you have a plan too, plan credits are used first.
Where they went
Your balance is the sum of a ledger, not a number we edit. In Credits on your dashboard you can see every grant, spend, refund and lapse, one line each.
The small print, said plainly
A plan is a better rate per credit than a pack; a pack suits somebody with one release a year. Sales are switched on and off from time to time, and the pricing page always shows what applies today. None of it buys a placement β credits buy listens and written reviews.