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What it costs, roughly

The shape of the bill before you spend anything: cents a question, three finished pages for A$8.50, nothing for a run that fails.

You buy credit and each answer spends a little of it

Credit is bought in four sizes, A$20, A$50, A$100 or A$200, and spent answer by answer. Every reply carries what it cost, on the reply itself, so the meter is always in sight. Nothing is charged while you are away, and nothing is charged for a run that breaks on our side.

Orders of magnitude

Three sizes of work

  • A question

    Cents. Asking, arguing about a direction, changing your mind. Most of a working day is this.

  • Three finished pages

    About A$8.50 for three finished pages of a collection: directions, model, sheet and layout, modelled and laid out on your own machine.

  • A render

    A few cents to a few dollars, depending on how much the picture has to show and which picture model draws it.

Two dials

Model and effort set the price of the next answer

Above the text box, Select model chooses the size of mind that answers: Core for everyday chat, Reason for pictures and things it has to look at, Deep for analysis and professional judgement, Prime for the hardest problems. Effort, from Low to Max, sets how thoroughly it works; higher effort means a more thorough answer that takes longer and uses more of your credit. DuoHand picks both sensibly on its own for each step of a job; the dials are there for when you want to overrule it.

Questions

Before you spend

Where do I see the balance?

Settings, Credits. The row shows what is left; Topping up is the page for adding to it.

Where do I see what I have spent?

Settings, Usage: this month so far, split by kind of work. And on every reply, as it happens.

Can I try it for nothing?

Talking, sketching and arguing cost cents, so a first conversation costs less than a coffee. Bring one piece and see what comes back; Your first collection says what to bring.

Does credit expire, and can I get it back?

It does not expire. It is spent on work rather than returned as money, and closing the account ends it. Credit has the rules in full.

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