Credits, plans, and usage on ClickFunnels AI

Building and editing a funnel spends credits from your workspace balance. There is one balance, not a separate ClickFunnels AI wallet.

ClickFunnels AI spends credits from your workspace when it builds or edits a funnel. Your plan is what keeps that workspace able to work. This is not the same bill as ClickFunnels 2.0 or ClickFunnels Classic.

One balance

There is one credit balance for the workspace. You do not have a separate ClickFunnels AI wallet to top up. The number you see while you work is the number that gets spent.

What uses credits here

The first generation of a funnel spends credits. So does each later edit in the editor. Sitting on a preview, clicking Publish, and browsing help do not.

For the full list of what is billed vs free, see What uses credits and What costs credits and what is free.

Retries after an error can still spend credits. See Why errors and retries still use credits.

Your plan

Your plan belongs to the workspace, not to one product — the same plan and the same balance cover the funnels you build here. Check it in your workspace billing settings.

It is not a ClickFunnels 2.0 or ClickFunnels Classic plan. Those are separate products with separate billing, and paying for one of those does not add credits here.

If a workspace has no access yet, that is not a credits problem. See Account, team, and access basics for ClickFunnels AI.

When you run out

The editor will stop spending when the balance cannot cover the next build. Add credits or wait for the next allowance on your plan. Practical next steps: Out of credits — what now?.

To spend less while iterating, ask for one change at a time. See Using your credits efficiently while building.

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