Credits - earning, spending and what a run costs
What credits are for, how to see exactly where yours went, and the three ways to get more.
Credits are the shared currency for the parts of Revquix that cost us money to run - mostly the AI-backed tools. Everything else is free.
What costs credits, and how much#
The cost is on the tool's card before you open it, not after you have uploaded a file. Costs are small and vary by how much work the tool does:
- Bullet rewriter - 1 credit
- Resume readiness report - 2 credits
- JD ↔ resume match - 3 credits
Plenty of tools cost nothing at all. A tool marked free may still ask you to sign in - that is about saving your work, not about payment.
Where your credits went#
Your credits page shows the balance and a full statement. Every line says what happened and when:
- Tool run - a tool you used, and what it cost
- Credits added - a purchase, or something you earned
- Credits removed - an adjustment
If a run failed and you were still charged, that statement line is the thing to quote when you contact us - it identifies the exact run.
Three ways to get more#
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You start with some. New accounts get an opening balance, shown on the credits page. It is there to be spent - the resume tools are the obvious first thing to try.
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Earn them. Using the free tools regularly builds a streak, and the streak pays out in credits. The credits page shows your current streak and what it is worth.
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Buy them. Credit packs, payable by card or PayPal depending on where you are. There is also a pass, which is better value if you use the AI tools often rather than occasionally - see credit packs and passes.
The binding version#
How credits are granted, expire and are reversed is set out in the credits and referrals terms. This page explains the behaviour; that document governs it.
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