SpawnlyPay for what it actually does
No subscription. Every request spends credits according to the model it used and how much it had to read and do. You see the number on every finished request.
Every new account starts with 100 credits. Enough for a good evening of building.
Buying more Soon
Packs will be small and simple. No subscription.
What a request costs
It depends on two things: the model you picked, and how much it had to read and do. A quick answer on a cheap model is a credit or two; a long build on the strongest model is many more. We do not guess in advance; the number is on every finished request, and the model picker shows each model's price scale before you send.
What a credit is
A credit is what the model's maker charges for the work, plus a small margin that keeps Spawnly running. Nothing is charged for a request that does not run.
No runaways
A single request stops itself past 200 credits and tells you so. You can stop any request yourself at any time.
Always visible
The counter in the panel's header shows your balance. The Usage page shows today, this month and each chat.
Questions
Why not a flat monthly price?
Because a question and a whole game are not the same job. Paying per request means a light user pays almost nothing.
What if a request goes wrong?
The credits it used are spent, the same as when it goes right: a request pays for the model's work as it happens, not for the result. Pick a cheaper model for questions and experiments, watch the running count while it works, and stop it if it is heading somewhere you do not want. If a fault on our side wasted your credits, write to help@spawnly.gg and we will put it right. The Terms say the same in full.
Can I see the cost before I send?
You see the model's price scale in the picker. The exact number depends on how much the request has to do, so it is shown when it finishes rather than guessed before.
What if a request goes wrong?
You can stop it at any time, and a single request stops itself past 200 credits. Write to help@spawnly.gg if something clearly misbehaved and we will look.
Do credits expire?
No.