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Credits & Billing

Supademo agent credits are a usage-based add-on on all paid plans: 1,500 free credits per workspace, packages from $99, and credits that never expire.

AI Demo Agents run on credits — a usage-based add-on available on all paid Supademo plans. Every workspace starts with 1,500 free credits (roughly 75 agent calls), usage costs 1 credit per agent reply plus 1 credit per 15 seconds of voice audio, and paid packages start at $99 with credits that never expire. This page covers how credits are consumed, package pricing, session limits, and how to keep costs predictable.


How Credits Are Consumed

Usage Type
Cost

Agent replies

1 credit per AI-generated agent reply (text or voice).

Voice audio

1 credit per 15 seconds of voice audio, on top of the reply credit.

A typical 15-minute voice call consumes about 20 credits, so the free 1,500-credit allowance covers roughly 75 calls. Text-only conversations cost less than voice conversations of the same length, since they skip the voice-audio metering.

Credits are tracked at the workspace level, and every workspace gets its own free 1,500-credit allowance. Enterprise plans share a credit balance across all workspaces in the organization. Credits never expire — anything you buy stays available until it's used.

Grace Buffer

A grace buffer of 2,000 credits prevents abrupt cutoffs mid-conversation. If your balance dips slightly below zero, active sessions continue until completion. New conversations are blocked once the buffer is exceeded.


Credit Packages and Pricing

Credit packages can be purchased self-serve from your workspace on any paid plan:

Package
Credits
Price per credit
Approx. 15-min voice calls

Free

1,500

$0 (included)

~75

$99

1,400

~$0.071

~70

$299

5,500

~$0.054

~275

$500

12,500

$0.040

~625

Custom

Sized to your volume

Varies

From $99 up to $5,000

Larger packages carry a lower per-credit price, bottoming out at $0.040 per credit on the $500 package. Custom packages run from $99 to $5,000 — for high-volume deployments and volume discounts, book a scoping call. [VERIFY: whether the legacy "$0.51-0.70 per ~15-minute call" volume pricing floor still applies to custom deals]

Auto-Recharge

Turn on optional auto-recharge to top up automatically whenever your balance falls below 500 credits. This keeps a busy agent from going dark mid-campaign without anyone watching the balance. Leave it off if you'd rather approve every purchase manually — the 2,000-credit grace buffer still protects in-flight conversations either way.


Session Limits

Limit
Value

Session limit

20 minutes

Inactivity timeout

10 minutes of no activity.

Expiry warning

Shown 2 minutes before the session ends.

Daily conversation cap

Configurable, 1 — 10,000 (default: 5,000).

The daily conversation cap is set in Security settings. Active sessions are never interrupted when the cap is reached — only new conversations are blocked. Session limits are your hard ceiling on per-conversation cost: at roughly 20 credits per full 15-minute voice call, even a maximum-length session stays in a predictable credit range.


Managing Costs

  • Set a daily cap — Use the Max conversations per day setting in Security to prevent runaway usage.

  • Monitor per-session credit usage — The Sessions table shows credits consumed by each conversation. See Agent Analytics.

  • Track volume trends — Use the Insights dashboard to understand conversation volume over time and spot unexpected spikes.

  • Optimize your knowledge base — Better content means fewer back-and-forth messages, shorter conversations, and lower credit consumption per session.

  • Restrict embed domains — Limit where your agent can be embedded to prevent unauthorized usage on third-party sites.

  • Use auto-recharge deliberately — Enable it for always-on agents on high-traffic pages; skip it for internal or experimental agents.

For plan-level billing questions (invoices, payment methods, plan changes), see the Billing FAQ.

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