Credit packs vs subscriptions

OverSkill sells credits two ways. Which one's right for you depends on how often you build.

OverSkill sells credits two ways: monthly subscriptions (bundled with extra features) and one-time credit packs. Here's how to pick.

Subscriptions — best for regular builders

Plans:

• Pro ($39/mo) — 4,000 credits a month, custom domains, no watermark, private projects, priority support
• Studio ($99/mo, most popular) — 12,000 credits a month, more concurrent builds, full version history, and a volume ladder for heavier months

You should subscribe if:

• You build new apps or major features more than once a month
• You want predictable monthly costs
• You'd benefit from the other perks (team seats, custom domains, etc.)

Subscription credits don't roll over — they reset each month. So if you barely used last month's, those go to waste.

Credit packs — best for occasional builders

One-time purchases:

• Packs start at $40 for 5,000 credits (the Starter Pack) and scale up — Builder ($60.50 / 11,000), Value ($115.50 / 22,000, most popular), and larger packs above that, with a better rate per credit the bigger you buy
• Credits never expire
• Carry over month to month

You should buy a pack instead of subscribing if:

• You only build a few apps a year
• You don't need custom domains or team seats
• You'd rather pay nothing most months

Combining both (what most active users do)

You can do both — subscribe AND buy packs:

• Use your monthly subscription credits first (they expire)
• Dip into your credit pack for the months you go over

OverSkill automatically uses subscription credits first, then packs. You'll never accidentally burn a pack while you have subscription credits available.

Switching between

You can subscribe and unsubscribe any time. Credit packs are always available to buy.

Cancelling a plan? You keep using any unused subscription credits from your current billing period, then the bundle stops refilling — and any credit packs you've bought stay in your balance because they never expire.

Team billing

If you're on a Team plan, credits live at the workspace level — everyone on your team draws from the same pool. Team billing is separate from editor access; see Team roles.

What to read next

• What are credits? — how the meter works
• Out of credits — what now? — when you hit zero