Credits and projects explained
One credit runs one project. A credit costs $100 worldwide (Rs 10,000 in India), is used when you create the project, and never expires.
This page explains how credits, projects and the sample projects fit together.
Steps
- 1
Buy a credit
Click the Credits chip in the sidebar and press Buy 1 credit. Check the Order summary and pay with Razorpay (card, UPI, net banking or wallet). Credits are added as soon as the payment is confirmed.
- 2
Create a project
The credit is used at creation. This is the only action that uses credits.
- 3
Run all six steps
Input, Novelty check, Code generation, Code execution, Manuscript and Delivery all belong to that one project. Running steps, continuing and chatting use no credits.
- 4
Start another paper
A new paper is a new project and uses another credit.
- 5
Try the samples first
The app lists sample projects with finished runs, so you can see every step before you use a credit.
Tips
Credits never expire, so there is no rush to use one
One project per paper keeps files, code and drafts together
Common mistakes
- Using one project for two unrelated papers
- Creating a project before you have your concept ready
Questions
Do credits expire?
No. Credits never expire.
What if a project fails?
A credit is restored within 15 days if a project fails because of an EasySeer or server fault. A double charge is corrected within 15 days. There are no other refunds, apart from any refund that consumer law requires. See the Refund Policy.
How much is a project?
Rs 10,000 in India (taxes included) and $100 everywhere else.
Can I export my payments?
Yes. Press Export my payment history to save your purchases as CSV or JSON.
We are an institution. What do we do?
Press Contact us on the Institution card in the app, or email sales@skilldux.com for shared credits, seats and invoices.
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