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Corvane bills on outcomes as well as consumption. You pay for the work a run finishes rather than the raw records it reads on the way there, so a job that lands in one pass costs less than one that has to retry twice. Every completed unit of work is metered in what we call task credits, and the ledger updates the moment a run closes.

One credit covers one finished unit of work — a record enriched, a document parsed, a reply drafted and approved. Reads, retries and intermediate steps are not charged separately.

Workers handle sourcing, enrichment, monitoring, drafting and hand-off into your own systems. Each job type carries a published credit weight, listed beside it in the catalogue.

Most single-step jobs settle between one and four credits. A multi-source review with verification lands nearer eleven, and the estimate is shown before you commit the run.

Weight follows the number of sources a job has to reconcile and whether a result needs a second pass to verify. Deeper reasoning and cross-checking cost more than a lookup.

There are three: Solo for a single operator, Studio for a working team, and a negotiated tier for organisations that need private deployment and custom retention.

The worker catalogue is identical on both. Studio adds shared workspaces, role permissions and a larger monthly credit allowance rather than extra features.

Volume and collaboration. Studio carries roughly six times the included credits, lets several people share one ledger, and keeps run history for eighteen months instead of three.

The console header carries a live balance, and the usage view breaks spend down by worker, job type and person. You can export the same table as a dated CSV.

Both bill in advance on the day you subscribed, with the included credits released in full at that moment. Anything spent beyond the allowance is invoiced at the end of the same period.

Scheduled work pauses instead of failing, and you are prompted to top up or lift the ceiling. Nothing queued is discarded; runs resume in order once credits are available.

Yes. The change applies straight away, the new allowance is prorated against the days left, and any credits still on the Solo ledger travel with you.

Included credits reset each period. Credits you bought as a top-up do not expire and are always drawn on last, after the monthly allowance has been used.

The workspace stays open until the period you have paid for ends, then drops to a read-only archive. Exports and run history remain downloadable for ninety days after that.

Every monitor takes its own ceiling and check interval, and you can set a workspace-wide limit above them. Once a ceiling is met the monitor idles and posts a note to the ledger.