How does a plan discount show in the estimate?
If your plan carries a percentage adjustment or an active promo discount, every estimate in the Workspace and every charge already include it — the number you see is your price, not the list price shown on the public model pages.
Two kinds of adjustment
- Plan adjustment. A percentage that belongs to the plan for as long as you are on it. Negative means cheaper.
- Promo discount. A percentage tied to a promo code, valid until a date shown on the plan. The end date is inclusive: the discount applies through the whole of that day.
Both are combined into one percentage and applied to the final credit price. A −35 % plan means you pay 65 % of the list price on every generation.
Where it is applied
The same billing function computes the Workspace estimate, the balance check before a run, the final charge and the connector's estimate_cost. The percentage is applied inside that function, so all four agree and none of them can show a price you would not be charged.
Where it is not applied
Public model pages at /models show list prices, because they are the same for every visitor. The difference between the page and your Workspace estimate is your discount.
Checking your plan
Account → Billing lists the published plans with your current one marked. When you are on a plan with an adjustment, a line under the list states the percentage. The promo entry field is on the same list.
Example
A model page says from 1,952 credits. On a −35 % plan the Workspace shows roughly 1,269 credits for the same defaults, and that is what the ledger records when the result arrives — or less, if the provider's settled price came in lower.
Frequently asked
Where do I see my percentage?
On Account → Billing, the plan list shows your current plan and its discount line.
Why is the model page price higher than my estimate?
Public model pages show list prices. Your Workspace applies your plan's adjustment on top.
What happens when the promo period ends?
The discount stops on the day after the end date; the plan's permanent adjustment, if any, remains.