Estimated credits per feature
A rough range of how many credits each AI feature uses. The actual amount can be higher than these ranges, depending on how much data you use.
- 1Press release draft (Light): about 5-15 credits per draft.
- 2Press release draft (Standard, Premium): about 75-200 credits per draft.
- 3Press release translation: about 15-30 credits per language for every 4,000 characters of the original.
- 4Coverage tone rating: about 5-10 credits for every 40 articles.
- 5Topic summary and negativity rating: about 5-20 credits per period.
- 6Competitor analysis: about 5-10 credits per run.
- 7Crisis response drafts: about 5-10 credits for a holding statement, and about 10-20 credits for a Q&A draft or a post-mortem draft.
- 8Digest summary and report title and summary: about 0-10 credits per run. A very short summary may use no credits.
To estimate your balance, count with the larger number in each range.
The numbers are rough ranges, not a price list. For the same feature, the actual amount can go above the range depending on how much data is used, such as the number of articles, the number of characters, and the model you choose.
You can see the credits each run actually used, by feature, on the Usage page.
For the order in which credits are used and what happens when they run out, see the guide "How credits work".
FAQs
- Can a feature use more credits than the table says?
- Yes. The table is a rough range. If you use a lot of data, such as many articles or a long text, a run can use more. The Usage page shows what each run used.