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Usage & Credit History
Profile → Usage shows your balance, spend and requests over 7 days, 30 days or all time, and which tool used your credits.
Profile → Usage
This is the page that answers "what am I paying for?". It shows your current balance, how many credits you have spent and how many AI requests you made, with three buttons on top to pick the period: 7 days, 30 days (where the page opens) and All.
The numbers follow the period you picked, and so does the line chart below them: 7 days in 7-day mode, 30 in the other two.
"All" is your lifetime total — except the chart
Pick All and the cards read Credits Used (all time) and AI Requests (all time), and they mean it: every charged action on your account is counted, not just the last 30 days. (Until 11 September 2026 this page loaded only the last 30 days and at most 1.000 charges, so older guides say All was not a lifetime total.)
The line chart is the one exception: in All it still draws only the last 30 days, and its caption says so — over the last 30 days (all-time totals above).
Which tool ate my credits?
Under the line chart is Usage by Tool — one bar per tool, longest spender first, with the credits it cost on the right. This is the real answer to the question the page opens with, and it is easy to scroll past.
The tools it separates are Image Creator, Video Studio, AI Chat, IDE Assistant, Plugin Generator, Discord Bot, Mod Generator, Workflow Generator and Voice, plus an Other row for anything that fits none of them.
Click a bar to open it up
Every row expands. Click one and it breaks the tool down into the kinds of work inside it, each with its own bar and credit figure, dearest first — so a single "Image Creator" total becomes the separate kinds of job that added up to it.
What you get are per-feature totals, not a list of your individual runs: it says how much went on each kind of work, not what any one job cost.
If you have spent nothing in the period you chose, the card says so plainly instead of drawing an empty chart.
If a number looks wrong, check the period first — the page opens on 30 days, and the tool breakdown follows the same period switch as everything else on the page.
Where to next
- Next in Account & Billing: The Credit Balance Panel
- If the numbers confuse you: How Credits Work — What a credit is before you count them.
- Higher than you expected: Spending Limit — Capping the number this page reports.
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