What a credit is

Credits are your balance for making books, not a payment for one whole book. When you approve a book, only its quoted credits are deducted. The rest stays in your balance for later.

For example, with 120 credits in your balance, an 80-credit book leaves 40 credits for another book or optional changes. This is an example, not a quote for every book.

What costs credits

One payment, when you approve the plan. That single payment covers:

• Writing every chapter
• Illustrations for illustrated formats
• Your first three cover designs
• Automatic quality checks and ordinary repairs
• All the files at the end

Example quotes at default book lengths. Your actual plan determines the final quote:

• Mini ebook: 43 credits
• Lead magnet: 41 credits
• How-to guide — 51 credits
• Workbook — 49 credits
• Expert book — 60 credits
• Language workbook — 47 credits
• Novella — 59 credits
• Novel — 92 credits

Quotes depend on format, length and illustrations. You see the total before you approve.

What is free

• Typing your idea
• The title and the whole chapter plan
• Reading your finished book
• Downloading your files, every time, forever

What costs a little extra, only if you ask

• Three more cover designs — 15 credits
• Redrawing one page of an illustrated book — 6 credits
• Redrawing one coloring page — 6 credits
• Adding a new chapter to a finished book — 1 to 3 credits, whatever one more chapter adds to your book's quote

The first 25 text rewrites per book are included. Later rewrites cost 3 credits each, with your confirmation. Undoing a rewrite is always free.

Anything that costs credits is quoted in the chat first, and nothing is charged until you say yes.

If something fails

Your approved book price stays fixed. Automatic retries and quality fixes do not cost extra. Any optional paid changes are shown separately for you to approve. If generation needs attention, your draft stays saved while the issue is resolved. A build that fails before producing any writing is refunded automatically.