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Credit Consumption

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Written by Ines
Updated over 2 months ago

Overview

The Credit Consumption page is your billing dashboard that shows how many credits your organization uses for automated testing. Think of credits as the "currency" you spend when running tests - each test step costs a small amount, and this page helps you track and understand your usage patterns.


Prerequisites

  • You must be logged into your Thunders account.

  • You must have Admin role permissions in your organization.

Step-by-Step: How to check credit consumption

Open the Organizations Settings Menu

In the sidebar navigation, locate and click on the Organizations Settings option to access all the organizations settings.

Open the Subscription Menu

In the sidebar navigation, locate and click on the Subscription option to access credit consumption.

Navigate to Usage

Within the Subscription section, click on Usage.


Summary Cards (Top Metrics)

Metric

Description

Calculation

Monthly Credits Used

Total credits used during the current billing month

SUM(credits) for current billing month

% Change vs Last Month

Usage delta

((Current - Previous) / Previous) * 100

Total plan credits

Total credits allocated per plan

Free Trial: 100 Starter Plan: 300 Pro Plan: 1000

Progress bar

Proportion of credits used relative to total allocated credits

(Monthly Credits Used / Total plan credits) × 100

Average Credits/Test

Avg. credit cost of a test (last 30 runs)

AVG(credits) over last 30 test runs


Event types

  • Queued Run

Queuing test cases will generate credit consumption with Queued Run event type.

  • Debug Run

    • Running a test case on debug mode will generate credit consumption with Debug Run event type

    • The consumed credits for each step are shown when hovering on the step duration


Usage Calculation Logic

  • 1 step = 0.01 credits

  • Total Credits for a Test = number_of_steps * 0.01

  • Average Credits/Test = (SUM of credits for last 30 test runs) / 30

  • Change vs Last Month =((current - previous) / previous) * 100

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