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Billing is managed per workspace.

Billing page

The billing area shows the selected workspace’s current plan, credit balance, review history, and available subscription actions. Depending on workspace state, you may see actions to:
  • Subscribe to Premium or Ultra.
  • Open the billing portal.
  • Change plans.
  • Cancel a subscription.
  • Contact the founder about Enterprise.
Billing changes apply to the selected workspace, not to every workspace connected to your user account.

Plans

The Free plan lets you connect GitHub and set up repositories, but managed cloud reviews need credits. Choose a monthly plan to start reviewing pull requests. Enterprise is handled manually: you can always email founder at [email protected] with any questions.

How credits are used

Every review costs credits based on how much the pull request changes. Most pull requests cost a single credit, and larger ones cost more.
  • Paid monthly plans include a credit allowance that resets each billing period.
  • When a workspace runs out of credits, new reviews are skipped until you top up or the next billing reset.

Buying additional credits

On a paid plan, workspace owners can buy extra credits any time from the billing page — useful for a busy month without changing plans. Credits are priced per plan: 1.00eachonPremiumand1.00 each on Premium** and **0.80 each on Ultra. Purchased credits are added on top of your monthly allowance.

Model billing mode

Each workspace chooses how model usage is paid for, from Settings → Model billing:
  • Platform billing (default): reviews run on Scopy’s provider keys and consume your workspace credits.
  • Bring your own key: reviews use your own OpenRouter or Vercel AI Gateway key. Model usage is billed directly to your provider account and is not charged to workspace credits.
To enable bring-your-own-key, choose Bring your own key and paste an OpenRouter or Vercel AI Gateway key. You can replace or remove a key at any time. If you store both keys, choose which one reviews use, or leave it on Automatic (which prefers OpenRouter).

Per-repository override

The workspace setting is the default for every repository. Any repository can override it from its own Model billing settings — for example, keep the workspace on platform billing but run one repository on your own key. An explicit repository choice stays fixed even if the workspace default changes later. If a repository is set to bring-your-own-key but no key is configured, its reviews are skipped with a note on the pull request until you add a key or switch it back to platform billing.