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Credits determine how many prompts and AI models you can track across your client projects. You can change the number of prompts and the models you want to track them on, but not credits. Instead, they are automatically assigned to the project based on the other two variables.
Peec AI’s credit calculation formula:1 prompt x 1 model x 1 day = 1 credit1 prompt x 1 model x 1 month (30 days) = 30 creditsOn the Scale and Comprehensive plans, you can switch projects to weekly tracking, which uses one-third of the credits required for daily tracking.
Managing your credits
Usage overview
You can see how many credits are available and how many are currently allocated to active customer projects under Projects → Usage. Usage shows:- The total number of credits currently allocated.
- The number of credits still available on your plan.
- A color-coded breakdown showing how your credits are distributed across projects.

Project table
The project table gives you a quick overview of all projects in your account, organized into Active, Pitch, and **Paused **projects. From here, you can manage how many prompts and models each project tracks, or delete projects you no longer need.
- Project name: The internal name used to identify each project.
- Domain: The domain connected to the project.
- Markets: The markets the prompts in this project run in.
- Prompts: The number of Used and Allocated prompts for each project.
- Models: The AI models currently being tracked.
- Used credits: Credits actively consumed by this project.
- Allocated credits: Credits allocated to this project based on the project’s prompts, models, and tracking frequency.
- Frequency: How often the project runs. Daily runs your prompts every 24 hours. On Scale and Comprehensive plans, you can switch between daily and weekly tracking.
- Created: The date the project was created.
- Settings: Options to update brand details, adjust tracking settings, or delete the project.
This view also applies to the Pitch and Paused projects in their respective tabs.
