Pricing and limits

Nullspace credits

One Nullspace credit is $1.00 before tax. Usage burns credits through the active pricing table; quota limits come from the same export used to build this page.

Source: /v1/pricingGenerated Jan 01, 2026

Rates

Active usage meters

MeterDisplay unitCreditsUSDVersion
Machine Running Secondsvcpu-secondvCPU-hour0.000000$0.000000v1
Machine Hibernated Storage Secondsbyte-secondGiB-month0.000000$0.000000v1
Template Build Minutesbuild-secondbuild-minute0.000000$0.000000v1
Template Cache Bytesbyte-secondGiB-month0.000000$0.000000v1
Warm Pool Reserved Secondsvcpu-secondvCPU-hour0.000000$0.000000v1

Limits

Quota tiers

TierConcurrent machinesDaily createsDaily GB-hoursRuntime policy updates
Freefree110010Allowed
Private Betabeta10500100Allowed

Policy

How credits behave

Top-ups

Stripe Checkout sells the product Nullspace credits with description Credit purchase. The quantity is the amount of credits purchased.

Admission

Paid work requires the configured minimum balance before admission.

Monthly caps

Monthly spend caps block new work at the configured cap; running work is stopped only after the configured grace/overshoot threshold.

Preserved work

Balance or cap enforcement blocks new work and parks running compute when needed; disk and workspace state are preserved.

Month end

End-of-month output is a credit usage summary, not an invoice or payment request.

Free tier

Launch signup credit grants are not enabled in the current billing schema.

FAQ

Billing questions

What happens when a balance is depleted?

New paid work is blocked until the account is topped up. Already running compute is parked when the configured grace threshold is reached, while disk and workspace state remain preserved.

Do credits expire?

The launch pricing export does not publish an automatic expiry window. Ledger expiry rows are reserved for explicit account adjustments when a grant or contract defines an expiry.

Where are API billing errors documented?

See the billing docs for 402 reason codes and recovery paths: pricing and limits.