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Credits pay for everything Pascal’s AI models do for you: the images and videos Studio generates from your scene, generated items and materials, and the messages you send to the AI assistant. One balance covers all of them. Everything you build, edit, and share yourself is free.

Plans and monthly credits

Pascal is free to use, and on the Free plan you buy credits as you go. Pascal Pro and Pascal Max add monthly credits for every seat, along with premium plugins such as Architect. There is no daily limit: you can spend your credits whenever you like.
  • Monthly plan credits are spent first. They renew with each billing period, and unused plan credits don’t roll over.
  • Purchased credits come next and never expire.
  • In an organization, credits are pooled. An organization’s plan gives monthly credits for each seat, all in one pool that every member can spend from. Ten seats of Pascal Max put 1,000,000 credits a month in that pool.
Renders, generated items and materials, plugins, and assistant messages all draw from the same balance. See the “Plan” and “Billing & credits” sections of your settings.

What generations cost

Each generation’s cost depends on the model and the output you ask for:
  • Images are charged per image, and the price varies with the model and the output resolution or quality tier you pick.
  • Videos are charged per second, and the price varies with the model and the resolution.
The exact cost is always shown in the compose panel before you generate — next to the generate button you’ll see the calculation (for example 2 images × 8 = 16) and how many credits you have left. Models in the picker carry badges like “PRO” (highest fidelity), “FAST” (quick and cheap iteration), and “NEW”, so you can trade quality against cost per attempt. If a generation fails, the purchased credits it consumed are refunded automatically.

What assistant messages cost

Assistant messages are metered by how much the model reads and writes, so the cost follows the model you pick and the size of the job — a small edit is cheap, and building and furnishing a whole house is the most expensive thing you can ask for.
  • The model picker in the chat composer shows an estimated credit range per message next to each model, so you can trade capability against cost.
  • Two things push a message past the estimate: the first message after an idle hour, because the assistant re-reads your whole project context, and multi-step builds, which take several model rounds per message.
  • Each answer reports what it used — tokens in and out, how much was served from cache, and the credits charged — in the activity list of that turn.
If your balance runs out mid-build, the assistant keeps everything it already placed, tells you where it stopped, and the chat offers Buy credits. Top up and ask it to continue, and it finishes what is missing.

Buying credits

Purchased credits never expire. To buy a pack:
  1. Open Settings and find the “Studio credits” section, then click “Buy credits” — or click “Buy more credits” directly in the studio compose panel when your balance runs short.
  2. Pick a credit pack. Current pack sizes and prices are listed in the dialog.
  3. Click “Continue to payment” to check out securely with Stripe.
If you have a promotion code, you can apply it on the payment page — the checkout has a promotion code field. Credits land on your account as soon as the payment completes. To avoid running out mid-project, turn on auto-reload in the “Billing & credits” section: when your balance runs low, Pascal buys the pack you picked. There is no monthly limit unless you set one with “Set a monthly spend limit”; automatic purchases then stop for the month once they reach it.

Where to see your balance

  • Settings — the “Billing & credits” section shows the monthly plan credits left this period and your purchased balance.
  • In the editor — when Studio mode is active, your total balance appears in the navbar, and the compose panel footer shows how many credits remain after the generation you’ve set up.
  • In the chat — the composer shows your balance next to the model picker, and every assistant turn shows the tokens and credits it spent under its reply.