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Han Wang

Co-Founder at Mintlify · Mintlify

Author of Mintlify’s announcement about fixed, result-triggered AI credit charges.

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Fixed credits for delivered answers and updates

Han Wang states that Mintlify charges 25 credits for an assistant answer and 250 for a document update; an inability to answer or a run finding nothing to update costs nothing.

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Now pricing reflects the value we visibly provide. An assistant answer is 25 credits. A docs update from an automation run costs 250. If the Assistant can't answer, or an automation determines nothing needs updating, you pay nothing.
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Credits change from token-variable to result-triggered

Han Wang describes replacing token-variable credit charges with fixed action prices; actions that produce nothing incur no charge.

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Credits previously varied with the tokens used by each run. Now every action has a fixed price, and actions that produce nothing cost nothing:
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Editor and Slack agents included in Pro and Enterprise

Han Wang states that editor agent and Slack agent usage is unlimited with Pro and Enterprise plans, while plans, included credits and the price per credit remain unchanged.

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We are also providing unlimited editor agent and Slack agent usage with Pro and Enterprise plans. Your plan, included credits, and the price per credit remain unchanged.

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