Manage your appCloud
Usage
What your app has spent, in credits and in stored data.
What the app spent while it ran, and what it holds, over 7, 30 or 90 days:
- Integration credits, by kind. Reading data never costs credits.
- Visitor traffic: read requests, write requests (refused attempts included) and data sent, with a chart per day.
- Stored records, against what your plan allows. It turns amber at 90%. When it is full, what exists still works, and new records are refused until some are deleted or the plan is raised.
The five kinds of integration credit
| Kind | What it counts |
|---|---|
| AI | Requests the published app made to an AI provider through Setherion, on your key. |
| Connectors | Requests made to connected services, such as Stripe or Google Sheets, and requests that use a secret. |
| Emails | Letters the app sent. |
| Database writes | Records the app created or changed. |
| AI assistants | Reads made by AI assistants for people who connected them to the app. See Agent integrations. Their changes count as database writes. |
Integration credits are counted one per event, and the page also shows how much of the month's allowance the whole account has used. Requests are saved in small batches and an occasional batch can be lost, so read the traffic figures as a floor. Days are in UTC.
What the monthly allowance does
The allowance is 200 integration credits on Free, 5,000 on Pro and 40,000 on Business, and it grows with the plan size you choose. At 80% and again at 100% you are warned. At 150% new writes, calls and invitations stop until the month turns. Letters are counted but not held back by the allowance, apart from invitations sent from Users. See Plans and credits and Pricing.
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