> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.happycapy.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Credits & usage > Understand credits, usage charts, model choice, and plan limits in Happycapy Credits are the shared usage unit for work that runs in Happycapy. Model calls, media generation, long-running tasks, and Automations can all use credits. Use this page to understand where your credits go and how to make better choices when a task can be done in more than one way. Plan details can change. For current prices, plan limits, and billing terms, use the official [Happycapy pricing page](https://happycapy.ai/pricing). ## Check usage Open the profile menu in the lower-left corner, choose **Settings**, then open **Billing**. In the **Usage** section, you will see: * **Credits consumed** — how many credits were used in the selected time range. * **Requests made** — how many model or tool requests were made in the selected time range. Use **7 Days**, **30 Days**, or **90 Days** to switch the reporting window. ## Read the charts Shows daily credit usage for the models used in the selected time range. Use it to compare which models used more credits on each day. Shows request volume instead of cost. A lightweight model may appear often here while using fewer credits overall. Look at both charts together. A model can have many requests but low credit usage, or fewer requests but higher credit usage. ## What uses more credits Credit usage depends on what Happycapy is doing, not just how many messages you send. Higher-capability reasoning models usually use more credits than faster, lighter models. Multi-step research, coding, file processing, and revision loops can use more credits as Happycapy works through the task. Skills can trigger specialized image or video models. Those credits are tracked separately from base-model chat work. Scheduled tasks can keep running even when you are away, so review usage regularly if you automate recurring work. ## Choose models The model selector is for the base model that drives your Happycapy session. Opus for complex reasoning and long-horizon coding, Sonnet for balanced everyday work, Haiku for fast lighter tasks. M3 for coding, agentic workflows, long-context tasks, and multimodal inputs. V4 Pro for advanced reasoning and agentic coding, V4 Flash for fast and efficient work. 5.2 for coding and long tasks when you want capable agent work with fewer credits. K2.7 Code for coding-focused tasks; K2.6 for multimodal inputs and longer execution. Specialized media models such as GPT Image 2, Gemini, and Seedream are task-level models, not base models in the regular selector. You can ask for them in the conversation or use a Skill that calls them; Happycapy will route the image or video task to the right model. If you are unsure, start with the default base model. Switch to a stronger model when the task needs deeper reasoning, or switch to a lighter model for quick edits and repeated small steps. ## Plans Happycapy has Free, Pro, Plus, Max, and Team plans. Annual billing on the pricing page includes two months free.
Plan Credits / month Sandbox Good for
Free 250 Basic sandbox environment Trying Happycapy and small tasks
Pro 2,000 2 cores, 4GB RAM, 50GB storage Everyday productivity and recurring tasks
Plus 5,000 2 cores, 4GB RAM, 50GB storage Heavier personal use
Max 22,000 4 cores, 8GB RAM, 200GB storage Ambitious projects, more Automations, and higher usage
See current prices, annual billing, included Automations, Capy Mail quota, and Team plan details.