What Lives at the Account Level
Use the account-level sidebar for:- Account Home - View and launch projects
- Projects - The account’s project list
- Team Settings - Manage team settings, members, invites, and auto-join
- API Keys - Create and manage keys for programmatic access
- Webhooks - Subscribe to project events
- API Activity - Audit recent API traffic across the account
- Notification Channels - Connect Slack so agents can be run and reviewed in a channel
- Billing - Manage plans, usage, credits, and transaction history
Billing
The Billing page combines plan management with operational usage context.Plan management
From the billing page you can:- Review your current subscription
- Upgrade or change plans
- Open the billing portal for invoices and subscription management
- Purchase add-on credit packs
- Review every allowance, purchase, content workflow, and agent-run transaction
Usage
The billing page also summarizes plan usage for:- Projects
- AI Search prompts
- Credits
Credits
Credits power agent runs, brief generation, and related content workflows. Your account holds a single credit balance. Two things fund it, and everything that consumes credits spends from the same pool.The monthly plan allowance
Every paid plan adds its monthly allowance to the balance on your billing anniversary, whether you pay monthly or annually.- Starter — 10 credits per month
- Plus — 20 credits per month
- Pro — 50 credits per month
- Agency / Enterprise — 100 credits per month for each project
- The allowance expires on your next billing anniversary, not at the end of the calendar month
- Usage is still recorded against the project that consumed the credits, so you can see where they were spent
- Brief generation uses the shared content-credit balance when you request a new or refreshed brief
Purchased add-on credits
You can buy one-time credit packs from the billing page:25credits50credits100credits
How credits are spent
Spending always takes the expiring part of the balance first, so a month’s allowance is used before the credits you bought. Purchased credits are what remain once the allowance runs out, which means you never lose bought credits to an expiry you could have avoided. Everywhere except the Transactions ledger, DevTune shows one number: the credits remaining. There is nothing to choose between and no confirmation step before a brief spends between 1 and 2 credits, depending on how much research it needs.Transactions
The Transactions ledger shows credits added to or used from the shared balance. Briefs and agent runs appear as one settled final amount based on measured model usage.API Keys
On plans that include API access, the account sidebar includes API Keys. Use API keys when you need to:- Call the DevTune API from your own systems
- Pull project data into internal tooling
- Connect MCP-compatible agents
- Automate reporting or downstream workflows
Webhooks
On plans that include API access, the account sidebar also includes Webhooks. Use webhooks to receive real-time notifications when important project events happen, such as tracking runs completing or visibility changes landing in the system.API Activity
On plans that include API access, the account sidebar also includes API Activity. Use it to audit:- Which projects are receiving API traffic
- Which API keys are being used
- Which endpoints are being called
- Response status, scope, and latency for recent requests
Team Management
The Team Settings page controls who can access the workspace and what they can manage. In practice:- Owners manage billing, roles, and critical account settings
- Members collaborate on projects, actions, and analysis without owning billing operations
Plan Notes
- Every paid plan runs the whole loop: AI Search probes, AI Demand, the answer-engine readiness audit, actions, Outcomes, agents in the app and in Slack, and monthly agent credits
- AI Demand allowances scale by plan: 250,000 events a month with 30-day event history on Starter, 1,000,000 and 90 days on Plus, 5,000,000 and 180 days on Pro, and 10,000,000 per project with 365-day history on Agency / Enterprise
- Pro and above add Google AI Mode and Microsoft Bing Copilot search coverage
- Plus and above unlock API keys, webhooks, API Activity, and the MCP server
Next Steps
- API Keys - Create and manage project-scoped API keys
- Credit Transactions - Review allowances, purchases, content usage, and agent-run costs
- Agent Models and Credits - Understand model bands, estimates, and settlement
- API Activity - Audit recent API usage
- Personal Settings & Notifications - Configure your own profile and notification preferences
- Team Management - Invite members and manage roles
- Webhooks - Review the event payloads and delivery model