This guide provides an overview of how credits work within Dyrect, including consumption rates, pricing tiers, overage policies, and plan management.

What acts as a Credit?

Credits are the currency used to perform core actions within the Dyrect platform. The table below outlines how credits are consumed per action:

Plans and Pricing

Dyrect offers monthly plans tailored to your volume needs. You can select a credit limit (100 to 5000) across three different pricing tiers: Registration, Claims, or Claims Pro.

• No Overages: Overages are not permitted on the Free Tier.

• Service Halt: If you consume all 50 credits, services will stop immediately until the next billing cycle resets your credits.

Managing Overages

For paid plans, we understand that business volume can fluctuate. If you exceed your monthly credit limit, Dyrect allows for overages so your operations continue without interruption.

• Cost: Overage credits are charged at $0.20 per credit.

• Billing: Overage charges are calculated at the end of the month and added to your next billing cycle's invoice.

Credit Renewal and Rollover

• Renewal: Credits are renewed at the start of every monthly billing cycle.

• No Rollover: Unused credits do not roll over to the next month. It is a "use it or lose it" system.

Upgrading and Downgrading Plans

You can change your plan at any time to suit your changing needs. Here is how your credit balance and billing are affected:

Upgrading: When you upgrade, your usage limit increases immediately, but your "consumed" amount for the current cycle remains the same.

Example: You are on a 100-credit plan and have used 30 credits (Usage: 30/100). You upgrade to the 300-credit plan. Your new usage status is immediately 30/300.

Downgrading to Free Tier If you downgrade from a paid plan to the Free Tier and have already consumed more than the Free Tier limit (50 credits), your services will stop immediately.

Checking your Credit Balance