Usage follows real work: a standard question starts at 5 credits, deep analysis at 15, a strategy session at 15, drafting at 15, and each OCR page costs at most 10 credits, dropping to its real cost once read — and no answer is ever cut short.
No auto-renewal — renewing is always your own decision, and we notify you before the period ends.
Need more credits?
Packs of 500 to 3,000 credits, from 600,000 toman — on any plan. Purchased credits never expire.
A credit is the unit of payment for AI work, and each action spends what it really costs — a short question less, a long analysis more. The figures below are starting floors.
Standard question
from 5 credits
Deep analysis
from 15 credits
Strategy session
from 15 credits
Document drafting
from 15 credits
Document pages: a ceiling, not a flat price
For the document reader and chat attachments, a ceiling is reserved before work starts so you know the most you can spend. Once the page is read, the charge drops to its real cost and the remainder returns to your balance; you are never charged above the ceiling you saw.
The free plan's daily cap
The free plan gives you 100 credits a month, of which at most 30 can be used in any one day — so a single day spends part of the monthly allowance, not more. Paid plans have no daily cap.
Always free
Reading statute text and every calculator cost no credits and need no account.
Everything you should know
What people usually ask
Credits are Dadyar's AI usage unit and consumption follows real work: a standard question starts at 5 credits, deep analysis at 15, strategy mode at 15, drafting at 15, and each OCR page costs at most 10 credits, dropping to its real cost once read — short questions cost less, long analyses more. Every plan includes a monthly credit allowance, and reading laws and the calculators is always free.
No — never. Pack credits stay in your account until spent; only the plan's monthly allowance resets each month.
Deep answers run on a more capable model doing costlier multi-layer analysis, so they use more credits (at least 15) — and the choice is always yours.
A credit is the unit you pay for AI work, and each job consumes credits by its real cost: a simple question starts at 5 credits. For example, the 600 credits of the Basic plan cover roughly 54 simple questions or 40 deep analyses per month — or any mix. You only pay for work that actually happens.
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