How credits are applied
Fireworks operates with a postpaid billing system:- Prepaid credits are used first for all usage
- Once credits are exhausted, you continue to accrue charges for additional usage
- Usage charges are billed at the end of each month
- Prepaid credits are instantly applied to any outstanding balance
$750 outstanding bill and added $500 in credits, your bill would reduce to $250, with $0 remaining credits available for new usage.
Missing credits after purchase?
If you don’t see your credits reflected immediately:- Visit your billing dashboard
- Review the “Credits” section
- Check your current outstanding balance
Why did I receive an invoice after depositing credits?
You’ll receive an invoice for any usage that exceeded your pre-purchased credits. This process happens automatically, regardless of subscription status. Example: If you deposited$20 in credits but incurred $83 in usage, you’ll be billed for the $63 difference at month-end.
What happens when I finish my $1 credit?
When you finish your $1 credit, the following occurs:Account Status
- Without payment method: Your account will be suspended until you add a payment method. Additionally, accounts without a payment method are subject to a provisional rate limit of 10 requests per minute (RPM). To access full rate limits (up to 6,000 RPM), add a payment method in your billing settings.
- With payment method: You can continue using the service with full rate limits and usage-based billing
- Adding a payment method is required to continue service after credit depletion
- You’re billed at the end of the month for actual usage
- You can incur bills up to your configured spend limit (default: $50/month for new accounts)
- As you spend more with Fireworks, your allowed usage limits increase
Where’s my receipt for purchased credits?
Receipts for purchased credits are sent via Stripe upon purchase. Check your email for receipts from Stripe (not Fireworks). If you can’t find your receipt, contact [email protected].For detailed information about spend limits, tiers, and quotas, see our Rate Limits & Quotas guide.