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Understanding credits and plan limits

Learn how Flikly credits work, what is included with each plan, and how plan limits affect creation, splitting, publishing, analytics, and collaboration.

5 min readLast updated: May 2026

Credits overview

Current billing period

Creator plan
Used this period18 / 30

Included

30

Used

18

Remaining

12

Plan limits

Platforms, features, analytics

Add-on credits

Available from Billing

Billing period

Credits refresh each cycle

Credits help keep Flikly pricing predictable across AI-powered creation workflows. Your plan determines how many credits are included, when they refresh, and which features and limits apply to your workspace.

What credits are

Credits are Flikly's usage unit for creation and generation actions. They help keep pricing predictable across AI-powered workflows. Credits are not the same as video minutes.

Credits are used for eligible creation and generation actions in Flikly. The exact credit cost can vary by workflow, model, media type, or feature.

Credits included by plan

PlanIncluded credits
Free5 one-time credits
Creator30 credits per billing month
Pro100 credits per billing month
Team250 credits per billing month
CustomNegotiated credits

Free credits are one-time included credits. Paid plan credits refresh at the start of each billing period.

How plan limits work

Plans can affect more than included credits. Depending on your plan, limits may apply to:

  • Included credits
  • Number of connected platforms
  • Available AI models and features
  • Publishing volume
  • Analytics depth
  • Collaboration and team features
  • API access where applicable

Not every feature is available on every plan. Check your plan details in Billing or on the pricing page for the latest public comparison.

What happens when you run out of credits

  • You may need to wait until your next billing period for included credits to refresh on paid plans.
  • You may be able to buy add-on credits from Billing when available for your plan.
  • You can upgrade if you need more included credits or higher plan limits.
  • Running out of credits does not remove content you have already created, scheduled, or published.

Included credits vs add-on credits

Included credits

  • Come with your plan.
  • Paid included credits refresh each billing period and do not roll over.
  • Free included credits are one-time credits.

Add-on credits

  • Purchased separately from Billing when available for your plan.
  • Expire 12 months from purchase or at end of subscription, whichever is earlier.

Choosing the right plan

Free

Trying Flikly with a small set of one-time included credits.

Creator

Individual creators starting consistent posting and creation workflows.

Pro

Growing businesses that need more credits, platforms, and analytics.

Team

Teams and agencies that need collaboration and broader platform coverage.

Custom

Organizations that need negotiated volume, security, contract terms, or custom requirements.

Common issues

Do credits roll over?
Included plan credits do not roll over. Unused included credits reset at the start of each billing period on paid plans.
Why did my credits reset?
Paid included credits refresh at the start of each billing period. Your reset timing follows your subscription billing cycle, not the first day of the calendar month.
Why did Free not refresh this month?
Free includes 5 one-time credits. Free credits are not recurring monthly credits and do not refresh each billing month.
Why is a feature unavailable on my plan?
Some features, models, platform counts, analytics, collaboration options, and publishing capabilities depend on your plan.
Can I buy more credits?
Add-on credit packs can be purchased from Billing when available for your plan.
Can I upgrade or change plans?
Plan changes are managed from Billing. You can review available plans and upgrade when you need more included credits or higher plan limits.

Next steps

Still need help?

Visit the Help Center or contact support if you have questions about credits or plan limits.