Understanding Credits and Daily Limits

How ScaleBlogger credits work: monthly allowances by plan, what each AI action costs, autopilot spend and the daily article and AI scan limits.

Understanding Credits and Daily Limits

Credits are the single currency for AI work in ScaleBlogger. Each plan includes a monthly allowance, and every AI action deducts a fixed number of credits.

Monthly credits by plan

Growth 15, Pro 70, Business 180, Agency 600; Enterprise allowances are set per agreement.

What things cost

ActionCredits
Article generation1
Expedited article generation2
Content brief1
Featured image0.5
Inline infographic1
Inline text transform in the editor0.25
AI social post text0.5
Single social image / social carousel0.5 / 3.5
Social calendar population / generated calendar post2 / 1
Engagement or trend post reply1
Outreach email send / AI reply1 / 1
Prospect discovery batch / prospect scoring5 / 0.1
Pitch personalization / contact enrichment0.5 / 0.25
Link-building prospecting / guest post draft / link reclamation draft1 / 1 / 0.5
Video render (30s / 60s / 90s)3 / 5 / 7

Autopilot actions

One-click and autopilot actions spend credits exactly like the manual equivalents — an autopilot social post costs the same as one you write yourself. Autopilot requires a paid plan, and each opportunity lane (SEO, backlinks, AI search, social, outreach, engagement) has its own autonomy mode and a daily cap on executions, 5 per channel per day by default, so automated spend stays predictable.

Daily limits

  • Articles per day — Growth 15, Pro 30, Business 50, Agency 100, Enterprise unlimited. When the daily cap is reached, generation resumes the next day.
  • AI scans — on-demand AI visibility scans require a Business plan or above. Daily scan cadence is included with Enterprise, or available on Pro, Business and Agency through the Daily AI Scans add-on ($49/month).
  • Per-channel caps — the autonomy daily cap limits how many autonomous actions each lane may run.

Tracking usage

The Billing screen shows credits used and monthly usage for the current cycle, and Usage (/usage) breaks consumption down in more detail. Running out of credits pauses AI actions until your next cycle or a plan change.