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Pricing and the Starter Pack
Credit packs, billed on your Azure invoice.
One unit: the credit pack
A credit pack adds 282.4 million credits to your deployment, for $300 — $1.06 per million credits. Agents spend credits as they work. There are no seats: anyone your roles allow can use Vibedata. Pricing maps each part of a pack to what you buy today.
What a credit counts
One credit is one token of uncached input, output or reasoning. A cache read counts as a tenth of a credit, and cache writes are free. Your provider decides what is a cache hit.
Free Starter Pack
Every new deployment gets one free Starter Pack of 70.6 million credits, sized for one engineer's week of work. It never expires and is used before any pack you buy. Add packs any time, even while Starter Pack credits remain.
How a pack is billed
When the pool runs low, an admin grants a pack in Studio. It appears as a usage line on your Azure invoice, at the price on the Microsoft Marketplace listing. A granted pack cannot be returned.
You set the ceiling
An admin sets the maximum number of packs that may be granted to a deployment in a calendar month. At the ceiling, no further pack can be granted until the month turns or an admin raises it.
Credits belong to the deployment
Credits pool across everyone in one deployment and cannot move to another. Starter Pack credits are spent first. Each purchased pack expires 12 months after it is granted, and purchased packs are spent soonest-expiring first.
Your model provider bills the tokens
Vibedata runs on your own model keys. Credit packs pay for your data engineering agent; your model provider bills the tokens.
Reservations
A reservation is a year of packs paid up front, at a discount, sold as a private offer on Microsoft Marketplace. Talk to us.
Terms
Deployments from Microsoft Marketplace are governed by the Standard Contract for Microsoft Marketplace and our Microsoft Marketplace terms.
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