Credits and Billable Items¶
CloudSigma uses Credit to represent the available account balance and product consumption. AI Studio and OmniFabric deduct Credit from the same account balance.
Understand the billing fields¶
Field |
Meaning |
|---|---|
Credit balance |
The amount of Credit currently available to the account |
Usage |
The quantity recorded for a billable item |
Unit price |
The rate used to calculate the Credit cost of that usage |
Cost |
The Credit change produced by a usage record |
Payment amount |
The amount submitted to the selected payment channel |
Credits received |
The Credit added to the account after a successful top-up |
Payment amount and Credits received are different values and may use different units. Check both values before submitting a top-up.
Billable items¶
Usage Details identifies the product and billable item that produced each cost. Depending on the services enabled for the account, records can include model calls, compute resources, data processing, storage, network traffic, subscriptions, and OmniFabric database instances.
The presence of a billable-item name does not mean that every account or region incurs that charge. Use the records shown for the current account as the source of truth.
Confirm prices¶
The top-up page displays the current payment currency, Credit conversion, available amounts, and any applicable offer. Product forms and Usage Details display the rates and costs available to the current account.
Currency conversion, Credit conversion, discounts, minimum and maximum top-up amounts, and contract prices can vary by account or region. Confirm the values in the console or the applicable contract before placing an order.
Do not use an example rate from another CloudSigma deployment as a fixed price.
Product usage¶
AI Studio can generate costs for models, compute, data processing, storage, network traffic, and other enabled services.
OmniFabric uses Credit for database instance capacity and usage. See OmniFabric billing.
Use View costs and usage to trace an actual charge.