Credits should carry over each month. At least partially.
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Sam Bivens
Let's say i have 500 credits this month that I purchased. I bought them with my subscription. But I couldn't program much this month so I only used 100. Well now the next month you charge me another $15 and delete the 400 credits I didn't use? Come on now. Now if I hit 501 credits this month I'll have to purchase more. When you just stole 400 credits from me. Product is amazing by the way. But you guys have to get the payment structure ironed out. I want you guys to make money because I think the product is great. But you guys need to fix this so people like myself don't want to even think about leaving. Because the competitors will copy/steal whatever innovations you guys come up with eventually. You need to be innovative and honest about your payment structure. At least allow 50% of credits to be rolled over. That way when I see $15 come out of my bank account, I don't think "dang.. they just stole 200 credits from me." Instead I'll think "Yes! Now I have even more credits for when I want to spend a week straight coding!"
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Jeremy Boulerice
Yeah decent idea.
The bought credits transfer over.
This would be cool if you could accumulate or carry over at least a partial amount of credits from your subscription if you didn't use them all.
cbrtrk
ElevenLabs rolls over up to 3 months, Manus.im rolls over, the idea isn't novel, would be great if they at least pool for a couple of months.
Thành Nguyễn Đức
Totally Agree
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Ian Kleinfeld
Cell phone companies relies long ago that this just makes customers angry so yeah please roll over the credits. We pay for them so why should we lose them?
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Cicero Jacobi
Nonsense, if you pay for credits, why do they expire over time?
The idea of paying is that they are used in some way.
This is the system that makes customers feel like they are missing out on something, as you said, "robbed".
Or even like they are being cheated.
Rollover is the minimum honest thing to do. Don't be greed, be generous, and it will always get good energy and prosperity back.
Keep building...
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Chanchana Sornsoontorn
One of the reasons they are able to provide high credits per month is exactly because many people don't use them fully. It's kinda similar to insurance system. You pool money together and the one that needs it will take the money from the pool to use.
Peter Elmered
I don't really agree. It would of course be great for me as a user, but very few subscriptions where you get a capped usage per month carries this over to the next month if it is not used. I don't think that is a reasonable expectation, honestly.
I only think it is reasonable to expect unused add-on credits to carry over.
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Ellie Cocco
Sounds fair for unused credits to be able to roll over but also give it a deadline for its validity. I like the idea of giving credits a valid period of 3 month to 1 year from its release. When one accumulate credits in the account, he/she will think twice before cancelling the subscription even if the IDE is not being used as often. Try considering that
jussie souto
I’ve already lost credits without being able to use them, and during my recent usage, I lost credits three more times. Unfortunately, the support from Windsurf was not helpful in resolving the issue. As a result, I decided to stop using the service and switched to Cursor
Nicholas Schroeder
Not happy either. Audible doesn’t delete the credits you PAY for each month, they accumulate because I own them. Period.
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