Where credits went
Daily usage by type and by person, with the busiest day called out.
A drop-in layer on top of your AI billing that shows your customers what their credits actually buy, warns them before they run out and nudges them to spend more.
A balance on its own answers nothing. Customers can't tell how far 4,120 credits will go, when they'll run out or why this month cost more than the last.
Seat and subscription pricing explains itself. Credits are an abstraction, so every balance, deduction and grant needs context before a customer can act on it.
Your billing platform is the system of record. It meters usage, maintains the ledger and issues invoices. It isn't designed to explain any of that to your customers.
Without that context, customers under-use, let credits expire and push back at renewal.
That's the gap we close. Your billing platform keeps the ledger. We turn it into a credit experience customers understand and act on.
Every number gets translated into something a person can plan around: what the balance buys, when it runs out, where it went and what each action costs.
Daily usage by type and by person, with the busiest day called out.
The date credits run out at the current pace, and how that lines up with renewal.
Every balance comes with what it buys: "4,120 credits, about 82 agent runs", based on what this team actually runs.
A plain price list per action, with typical and heavy runs, from the team's own history.
Every grant, top-up and deduction, with where it came from and when it expires.
When people don't know what an action costs, they hold back. Teams hoard credits, skip the big runs and never discover what the product can do. Show the price before the click and usage goes up, not down.
Large jobs get a full estimate and what's left afterwards, with a pause if it runs over.
Hover for the usual range, based on the team's last runs.
When a limit is hit, people see exactly when capacity comes back.
The expected cost sits right on the action, before anyone commits.
Most expansion happens at a handful of moments: running low, credits about to expire, topping up again and again. Catch those moments inside the product, where people work, and turn them into top-ups and upgrades instead of churn.
Right after checkout, show the bill so far, where this cycle is heading and the plan that would cost less. Pay-as-you-go buyers move to a subscription on their own.
A heads-up days before credits run out, with a top-up one click away.
An in-app suggestion when a bigger plan would save the team money, shown where they already check usage.
A reminder to use credits before they're gone, which builds the habit.
A customer who wants more credits and can't get them is the most expensive failure in credit pricing. Make buying instant, keep it safe with ceilings and catch failed payments before work stops.
Each pack described in runs and dates, with the one that fits their usage marked.
Refill automatically below a threshold, never past a monthly cap.
When a card fails, say so right away, before anyone hits zero mid-task.
Works on top of your existing billing stack, or your own ledger via API
Connect Metronome, Stripe or your own ledger. We read balances, grants and usage from it. Nothing to migrate: your billing platform stays the system of record.
Use the full billing page or drop single pieces where they fit, like a price on a button or a run-out warning. Styled to match your product.
White-glove setup. We work alongside your team on the integration, the copy and the rollout, on calls or in a shared channel, until it's live.
We're onboarding a small group of AI companies by hand. Book a call and we'll show you what your customers would see.
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