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Usage & charges
Your wallet is drawn down by metered actions. Most of using Bluprint — projects, tasks, the board, documents, chat — is simply part of the product. What's metered is mainly the AI.
What's metered
The actions that draw down your balance are the ones that do real AI work on your behalf, for example:
- The Associate doing work for you
- AI Helpers like reviewing a task, rewording a subtask, or generating a document
Each of these has a set cost, drawn from your wallet when the action runs. The exact per-action amounts are shown in the app and on the pricing page — this guide covers the mechanics, not the numbers.
How a charge works
When a metered action runs, Bluprint deducts its cost from your wallet balance. Charges are idempotent — a single action is only ever charged once, even if something is retried behind the scenes, so you're never double-billed for one piece of work.
In-flight work always finishes
There's a small buffer at the bottom of your balance. If a prompt is already running when your balance hits zero, it's allowed to finish rather than being cut off mid-thought — you won't lose a half-completed action to an empty wallet.
When the wallet runs out
If your balance is exhausted (past that small buffer), AI features pause — you'll see a clear message asking you to top up to continue. Crucially, this only affects the metered AI features. The rest of Bluprint — your projects, tasks, documents, and conversations — keeps working as normal. Topping up re-enables AI immediately.
Keeping an eye on it
Between your balance, the history of every charge, and low-balance alerts, you always have a clear view of what's being used and what's left — no surprises. See Topping up your wallet.
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Last updated: 2026-05-31