Credits
View MarkdownCredit grants are credit Nodus gives you, as opposed to credit you buy. Each grant is a CreditGrant you can read
but not change:
$ nodus get creditgrantsNAME SOURCE AMOUNT REMAINING EXPIRESgrt_01j9x... Starter $30.00 $12.40 2026-10-31grt_01j9y... Promo $25.00 $25.00 2026-11-30The console lists them under Usage & billing → Credits, with what each has spent and when it expires.
Starter credit
Section titled “Starter credit”The first org you create gets $30.00 of starter credit once your email address is verified. It expires 30 days after the org is created. Each person gets starter credit once, however many orgs they create.
Orgs that only have starter credit keep tighter limits until their first top-up: 20 GiB of egress a day, $1 a day of console assistant use and no multi-node runs.
Where grants come from
Section titled “Where grants come from”| Source | How you get it |
|---|---|
Starter |
Your first org, once your email is verified |
Promo |
Redeeming a promo code |
Admin |
Credit added by Nodus support, for example a pilot or a migrated balance |
Goodwill |
Credit from Nodus support for a problem on our side |
Some plan grants pay only for Indra (nodus/indra) model calls; they show nodus/auto, Indra’s other name, as their
scope and are never spent on anything else.
Spending order
Section titled “Spending order”Charges draw from grants first, soonest expiry first, then from grants that never expire, and only then from purchased credit. You never have to pick which credit pays.
Expiry
Section titled “Expiry”You get an email 7 days and 1 day before a grant expires. At its expiry the unspent remainder leaves your balance at once, even if a run is still using it; the run keeps going on its other credit. Grants are never refunded or turned into cash.
A grant also settles unpaid charges first, the same way a top-up does.