Credit grants
A credit grant adds a defined amount of usable balance to a customer's wallet, such as bundled plan credits, a promotion, or a paid top-up. In Credyt, grants stack and draw down by priority, each with its own rules.
Glossary
Clear, neutral definitions for the billing, pricing, and revenue terms that come up when you monetize an AI or SaaS product — with examples and how each concept works in practice.
A credit grant adds a defined amount of usable balance to a customer's wallet, such as bundled plan credits, a promotion, or a paid top-up. In Credyt, grants stack and draw down by priority, each with its own rules.
Per-customer cost attribution links the underlying vendor costs of usage to the specific customer who caused them. It reveals real gross margin per customer, workload, or feature, not just aggregate revenue.
Pre-authorization is checking a customer's balance and approving a usage event before it runs. In Credyt, the platform authorizes each action against the wallet first, then the event proceeds and is debited.
Real-time monetization infrastructure is the system layer that meters, authorizes, and bills usage the moment it happens. It collapses metering and billing into one operation so revenue and control are live, not month-end.
Wallet-based billing gives each customer a prepaid balance, a wallet, that usage draws down in real time. In Credyt, wallets hold multiple assets, such as dollars, tokens, or credits, in one balance.
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