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Spending Limit
Set a monthly budget and see where you stand — a reminder on the Usage page, not a stop.
A budget you set yourself
Credits are easy to spend without noticing. The Monthly Spending Limit is there for that: you name an amount for the month, and VyroAI keeps a running total against it.
You will find it on Profile → Usage, under the numbers it is limiting. It used to sit on Account & security, filed with passwords and 2FA rather than with spending.
What you set
- The limit — an amount in dollars for one calendar month
- The warning point — a percentage of that limit. Once your spend passes it, a pop-up tells you — but only while Profile → Usage is open (see below). The default is 80%.
Above them sits this month's spend: what you have used, what is left, and a bar that turns red once you are over.
A reminder on one page — it does not stop you
The check runs in your browser, and only while Profile → Usage is open. That is the only place the pop-up can appear: Spending Alert once you pass your warning point, Spending Warning from 90%, and Budget Limit Reached at 100%. Spending in the Code Studio, the Image Creator, the Video Studio or anywhere else shows no warning at all — you find out the next time you open Usage.
Nothing on the server checks the limit either. Passing it changes nothing about what you are allowed to do: nothing is blocked, no generation is refused, and your credits keep working normally. If you want a hard stop, the thing that actually refuses work is running out of credits — see What Happens When You Run Out.
Since the pop-up only shows on this page, make a habit of opening Profile → Usage now and then — the bar with this month's spend tells you where you stand even when no pop-up has fired. And set the warning point lower than feels necessary — 50% or 60%. A warning halfway through the month is something you can act on; one at 95% is just the news.
Also in Account & Billing
- Next in Account & Billing: Buying a Project
- Your account: Settings — There is no separate Settings page: it all lives under Profile → Preferences. What the General, Editor, Appearance and Creator sections each control.
- Your account: Creator Settings — Set your author name once in Profile → Preferences → Creator so it ships inside your projects, see what the Discord and website fields are used for, and choose what gets auto-generated.
- Your account: Security & 2FA — What protects your account: the authenticator app, email codes and new-device checks.
- Your account: Sessions & Devices — Check the session you are signed in with, and remove devices you no longer use.
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