Usage & wallet

Exepad keeps billing simple: usage is measured in real US dollars from a single balance — your wallet — not in credits you have to decode. Here’s how it works.

One wallet, in real dollars

Everything that costs anything — building and refining your apps, and hosting them once they’re live — is billed from one balance, priced in plain dollars. You always see the cost before you confirm anything significant.

On Pro, $25 of usage is included every month, and it covers both building and hosting. For most people, everyday building and normal traffic sit comfortably inside that included amount.

Included first, then your balance

Your monthly included usage is spent first. Only usage beyond it draws from your wallet balance, at published dollar rates. If you want to go past the included amount, you add funds to your wallet — and you only ever pay for what you actually use.

A spend cap, on by default

You’re never surprised by a bill. A hard spend cap is on by default, so usage simply stops at the cap unless you choose to raise it or add funds. If you want uninterrupted service during a busy spell, you can top up or turn on auto-reload — entirely your call.

Programmatic use draws from the same wallet

If you connect your apps to other software or AI assistants through the developer platform, that automated usage is metered from the same wallet, at the same transparent dollar rates. There’s no separate bill to track — for the detailed developer rates, see the developer pricing page.

Where to see your usage

Your dashboard is the place to check everything: how much of your included usage you’ve spent this month, your wallet balance and a running history of what it went to, and where to add funds or adjust your cap.

Next steps

Plans — what Free, Pro, and Enterprise include.
Managing your subscription — upgrade, change, or cancel.
Developer quickstart — what the developer platform can do.