FoxCueWorkspace Usage and Credits
See FoxCue workspace usage and Shared Credits in Settings → Account: finished videos, exports, scripts generated, and evaluation credits by AI engine.
Workspace Usage in Settings → Account shows your team's content activity: finished videos, exports and scripts. Pricing and access limits aren't active, so usage is for your information only.
What's counted
| Metric | How it's counted |
|---|---|
| Finished videos | Counted on a video's first successful master export |
| Finished video minutes | The actual output duration |
| Successful exports | Every export, including re-exports |
| Exported minutes, including re-exports | Minutes across all exports |
| Re-exports of existing videos | Tracked separately from first exports |
| Scripts generated | AI-generated scripts |
| Script drafts created | All script drafts |
| Estimated script minutes | Estimated at 150 words per minute |
You'll also see when the account and workspace were created and the trial clock (Not started or Ended). Click Refresh workspace usage to update.
Shared Credits
Shared Credits sits in the same section. Everyone in the workspace can see it. It's marked Evaluation only. Pricing, Stripe and access limits are inactive. Credits have no monetary value, and nothing is charged.
| Item | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Available, Used, Reserved, Evaluation grant | The workspace's lifetime balance, shared by everyone and all engines |
| Engine Usage · Selected Month | Credits used and reserved by each AI engine in the chosen month |
| Recent Credit Activity · Selected Month | The latest actions that used credits |
Work that's still running holds a reservation, which stays separate from used credits. If you go past the evaluation allocation, you'll see a note, and work stays available. The panel refreshes on its own, or click Refresh shared credits.
Frequently asked questions
Does FoxCue charge per video?
Not today. FoxCue has no billing. Usage and credits are tracked for information only.
Do credits cost money?
No. Shared Credits are an evaluation measure with no monetary value.