How mygpt.sh pricing and credits work
Understand the difference between using a model, accessing a paid assistant and setting a spending limit.
View your usage and balanceUsage is separate from assistant access
An assistant can have free access while still using paid model or media services. Text generation, transcription and other enabled tools may consume credits. A creator can also charge for access to an assistant. Check both the assistant's access terms and your account's usage information.
Account credits
On credit-funded deployments, sign in to use your own balance. Any signup grant shown when you join is a one-time offer under the current account policy, rather than unlimited free usage. Your available balance and recorded charges are shown in Settings & usage.
Managed models and your own provider key
Managed usage follows the configured model prices and platform fees. If you use your own provider key, the provider's charges are separate from any mygpt.sh request fee. Choosing a different model or running additional tool steps can change the cost of a task.
Paid assistant passes
Some assistants offer a paid, time-limited access pass. Available payment methods and prices appear on the assistant page. An access purchase does not replace model-usage funding, and signup credits cannot purchase an access pass. Telegram Stars and USD purchases have separate records.
Set a budget before a larger task
Use your account's budget and limit controls to restrict eligible requests and estimated spending. A budget is a spending limit, not an additional credit balance. Long recordings and multi-step requests can include several charged operations.
Where to find current prices
The selected model, assistant checkout and account usage screens are the sources for current rates and charges. This page explains the charging model; it does not set prices or promise a fixed cost for every request.