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Your shared balance

Your balance comes from two places:
  • Your plan. Every plan contributes monthly credits, granted at the start of each billing period. A firm on Pro starts each month with 1,000 credits.
  • Rollover. Unused credits carry into the next month and join the same balance, up to 2x your plan.
Every team member spends from that shared balance. The Billing page shows the organization-wide total.

What are credits?

To use Parley’s AI features, you’ll need credits. Actions that you take using different Parley features will use a different number of credits, depending on how complex the action is.

How many credits do I need?

See approximately how many times per month you can take one of the following actions with the 1,000 credits included in the Pro plan.

What doesn’t use credits

Parley charges for the work its agents do, not for the work you do yourself. Everything you do on your own in Parley is free, including:
  • Uploading and processing documents. Bringing evidence, filings, and correspondence into Parley costs nothing, no matter the volume.
  • Self-driving case management. Parley keeping your fields current in the background as work gets done.
  • Building your data model. Creating new fields and the relationships that fit how your firm runs.
  • Adding users.

Rollover credits

Unused credits roll forward into the next billing period within your subscription period. Your rollover balance is capped at 2x your monthly allotment. Anything above that expires. When you use credits, rollover is drawn down first, then the current period’s included credits, then overage begins. Rollover credits expire at the end of your subscription period. At renewal, your balance carries into the new term only if your new monthly allotment is equal to or greater than the one expiring. Downgrading at renewal resets the balance to your new plan.

Going over your allowance

Parley doesn’t charge an overage penalty. Work past your plan’s allocation is billed at the list price of $1 per credit. When you subscribe to a Parley Plan, you receive credits at a 50% discount to the list price. Outside of your plan, you can keep working at the list price or upgrade to a plan that better fits your team’s usage. On Enterprise, additional credits are invoiced in arrears for the preceding month. An Owner can turn overages off entirely, set credit limits for the workspace, and add email notifications. On Pro and Growth, you can purchase credits when you need more, or turn on auto-recharge so your balance resets automatically when you’re running low.

Spending controls

Overages

Overages let an organization keep running after it exhausts its monthly credits, at $1.00 per additional credit. Enable them in the Spending controls section of the Billing page. You configure overages per organization. An organization with overages off loses its credit-powered features until the balance resets. Use overages to absorb an occasional busy month. If your organization exceeds its balance consistently, move to a larger plan instead.

Usage alerts

Set usage alerts in the Spending controls section of the Billing page to receive an email when your organization reaches a given percentage of its balance.

Tracking usage

Your billing settings show included credits, rollover balance, and what you’ve consumed this period. Owners and Admins can also see usage broken down by Project on the Usage page.

Export usage activity

Export your usage activity log to CSV for deeper analysis, reporting, or record-keeping.
1

Open the Usage page

Navigate to Usage in your dashboard.
2

Set the period

Adjust the date range in the toolbar to change the period the export covers.
3

Export

Click Export. Parley provides your usage activity as a CSV, including the date, product, and number of messages for each event in the range.

Getting more out of your credits

Build Skills instead of prompting

Getting to a finished deliverable through conversation means re-supplying the same context every time: your standards, your format, your tone. Then you correct the draft over several versions until it’s something you’re comfortable with. Each of those versions costs credits. A Skill encodes those instructions and your samples once, so the Agent starts from your requirements and produces consistent, repeatable results. Firms that invest in Skills early spend fewer credits reaching the same quality.