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Deliberately contains no prices. Pricing changes; a stale figure here is worse than no figure. Numbers live on the pricing page and the in-app Billing screen, which always show your studio’s real current values. This page documents the mechanics, which don’t change.
AI features in Atelier are metered in credits. A credit is one unit of AI work — analysing an uploaded contract, composing a pinboard, and so on. Ordinary use of the app costs nothing; only the AI features draw down credits. Settings → Billing.

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Two pots, and they behave differently

  • Included allowance — comes with your subscription, counted per seat. Resets every billing period; unused credits do not carry over.
  • Top-up balance — bought separately when you need more. Rolls over, and does not expire while you are subscribed.
The Billing page shows both: a progress bar for the included allowance with its reset date, and the top-up balance underneath.
Order of use matters for planning: the included allowance is the one with a deadline. If you have both, it makes sense to think of the top-up balance as reserve rather than as budget.

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Buying more

Top-up packs are offered directly on the Billing page. Prices and pack sizes are shown there and on the pricing page — they change from time to time, so the app is the place to read them, not this page.

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Where they go

Recent AI usage on the same page lists what was spent, feature by feature, with the credit cost and the date. It is the answer to why are we down to eighty credits. The usage log names each one as it runs, so the current list is always the one on your own Billing page.

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Managing usage across a team

Credits are counted per seat but pooled for the studio — so one person doing a large import draws on the same balance as everyone else.
If credits disappear faster than expected, read the usage log before buying more. A single bulk import of a whole vendor catalogue looks very different from steady daily use, and only one of those is worth topping up for.