Credits and usage
How AI credits and indexed pages work, what each plan includes, and how chat turns are billed.
Morrison measures usage with two allowances: AI credits for the work the assistant does, and indexed pages for the pages Morrison crawls and keeps searchable. Both belong to the organization and are shared by all its websites.
Plan allowances
Each plan includes a monthly allowance that resets every billing cycle:
| Plan | AI credits per month | About this many chat turns | Indexed pages per month | Websites |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 250 | 60 | 5,000 | 1 |
| Pro | 1,200 | 300 | 15,000 | 3 |
| Business | 2,000 | 500 | 45,000 | 10 |
Starter comes with a 14-day free trial, with 100 AI credits, 1,000 indexed pages and the Claude Sonnet, Claude Haiku and Gemini Flash models. Every model and top-ups come with the subscription, and you can start it early from the app at any time with Start Starter now. See pricing for prices and everything each plan includes.
Changing plans
Upgrades apply right away. If you move to a smaller plan, Morrison fits your setup to it: extra scheduled automations are paused, recrawls move to the plan's schedule, and your newest websites wait until you upgrade or remove some. Your oldest websites stay fully usable. Nothing is deleted.
AI credits
AI credits are used whenever the assistant works for you:
- Chat: billed per turn, see below
- Automations: each run is billed by the work it does, like a chat turn
- Workflows: billed per page the workflow runs on, based on its steps
How chat is billed
Chat is billed per turn, based on the work that turn takes:
- Every turn costs at least 1 credit
- Longer answers, more pages read and heavier use of data sources cost more
- The model you pick works as a multiplier. Faster, lighter models use fewer credits than the most capable ones. The model picker shows each model's relative cost.
- If you stop a reply, the work done up to that point is still billed
A typical chat turn that uses tools costs about 4 credits.
Indexed pages
Indexed pages measure crawling. A page counts when Morrison crawls it and makes it searchable for chat and analysis:
- The first index of a page uses one indexed page
- Scheduled checks only use your allowance for pages that are new or changed
- Pages that fail to crawl do not count
- Scoring a page on another site in chat, such as a competitor's, uses one indexed page
The setup wizard and the crawl schedule show a preview of how much of your allowance a schedule could use before you start. See Crawling and indexing.
Shared across websites
Allowances belong to the organization, not to a single website. Every website you add draws from the same AI credits and indexed pages.
Running out
If the organization runs out of AI credits, chat, automations and workflows pause until the next billing cycle, until you add a top-up, or until you upgrade. Before a workflow runs on a segment, Morrison checks that you have enough credits for the batch, roughly one per page.
If you regularly need more, upgrade to a larger plan. You can also buy top-ups of 500 AI credits or 1,000 indexed pages, which never expire; see pricing.
Tracking usage
Open Usage from the workspace menu at the top of the sidebar to see:
- Credits and Page crawls left this cycle
- A usage trend over time
- A log of recent credit and crawl usage, newest first
Tips for managing usage
- Test before you batch: run a workflow on one page before you run it on a segment
- Use segments: run batch work on the sections that matter instead of the whole site
- Pick the right model: lighter models are fine for simple lookups and summaries
- Index what matters: leave thin and duplicate sections out of the index during setup or under Data Sources
- Match the schedule to your site: a site that changes slowly does not need weekly checks