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Using a coworker costs credits — a simple usage unit that stands in for raw compute pricing, so you never have to think about tokens or machine time.
The exchange rate is fixed: 1 USD = 115 credits. It’s a useful number to keep in the back of your mind, but you don’t need to do the math yourself — the console shows everything in credits directly.

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What gets charged

Every task deducts credits from your balance — whether it runs in the console, by email, in Teams, or through the API. The cost reflects the actual work the coworker did.

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Keeping track

Current balance

See exactly how many credits you have left, at any time, in the console.

30-day spend

A rolling total of what you’ve used over the last month.

Per-task breakdown

Click into any task to see exactly what it cost.

Workspaces

See how credits are tracked separately for personal and team workspaces.

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Running low

If a workspace runs out of credits, tasks pause and are clearly flagged as out of credits rather than failing silently or quietly cutting corners. You can then top up and pick up right where you left off.
There are no surprise charges. If something is going to cost credits, it happens because you asked a coworker to do real work — and you can always see the cost afterward.