Understand your plan and credits
Starter, Premium and Max compared, what per-feature monthly credits mean, and how to read Current Plan, Credit Balance and Billing History.
Three plans, and your account is on one of them. Which one decides how many applications you can track, how many resumes you can tailor this month, and whether Company Research, Out Reach and the AI mock interview open at all.
The three plans
Starter is free and asks for no card. Premium is the paid plan for a job hunt you are running seriously. Max carries the largest allowances. Premium and Max hold the same features and differ in the numbers. Amounts and billing periods are on the pricing page.
Your plan arrives by one of three routes: you signed up and stayed on Starter; your university or a campaign granted it, which shows a Granted pill and bills you nothing; or you subscribed through Stripe.
What Premium unlocks
On Starter you can track 10 applications at once and each job search returns 20 jobs. You also get a monthly number of job searches, AI resume tailorings, application kits and regenerations.
Premium and Max drop the tracking limit and open Company Research, Out Reach email drafting, the AI Mock Interview, adding your own interview questions, and job searches without a limit, with Load more on the board. A locked feature says so where you pressed it, for example "Company research is a Premium feature".
Credits are per feature
Credits are not one pot you spend as you like. Each feature carries its own monthly quota and draws only on that, so tailoring a resume spends an AI resume tailoring credit and touches nothing else. Run out of application kits and you can still search jobs.
Tracked applications works differently. It counts what sits in My Applications right now rather than what you have done this month, so deleting an application brings the number back down. On Starter the app tells you "You are tracking {count} out of 10 jobs available for your free plan", and the other quotas refill on the date shown as Credit resets on.
Read the Subscription tab
Click the plan pill beside your name at the bottom of the sidebar and Settings opens on Subscription.
Current Plan pairs your plan with a status: Active, Free trial, Granted, Scheduled, Change scheduled, Canceling, Paused or Payment failed. Beside it sits Upgrade or Change plan. Extra rows appear as they apply, covering your next renewal, a scheduled change with Cancel change, a cancelled subscription with Resume, a failed payment asking you to update your card, or the date a granted plan runs to.
Credit Balance lists tracked applications, AI resume tailoring, application kit, regenerations and job searches, each as a black pill reading used over limit, or Unlimited. Billing History holds your invoices with a View link each, and reads "No invoices yet." until you pay for something.
To move up, see Upgrade to Premium. To cancel or move down, see Change or cancel your plan.
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