Can I use one credit balance for all my AI agent tools?

An agent should inspect the pricing before execution and distinguish the most an operation can reserve from what it ultimately consumed. An unused reservation returns to available credit when released; it is not another payment.

A useful usage review keeps the run ID, tool, status, latency and charge together. Check whether the run completed, remains pending or produced a partial result before judging its cost. Agentik's run history records execution and billing metadata, not a replacement archive of your input and output contents.

If the client loses its connection after dispatch, retrieve the run instead of assuming the operation was free or never started. Provider usage may already have been consumed.

Use separate execution keys for different agents so their permissions and optional caps can differ. The workspace balance is shared; a key is not a separate bank account or a customer billing balance.

This approach can avoid scattering new deposits across providers. It does not transfer existing provider credit, cancel subscriptions or combine your model-provider invoice with Agentik spending. Confirm any invoice and tax requirements in the payment flow.

Agentik uses a prepaid workspace balance. Supported provider tools are billed for measured usage at the provider price, with no markup on tool calls. Funding the balance can carry a separate platform fee.

The published standard top-up fee is 5.5%, with a minimum of $0.80. The fee is added to the requested credit. The minimum top-up is $5.00. Check the Pricing page for any first-top-up waiver and the payment screen for the applicable fee and tax.

A call can reserve its maximum before dispatch, settle what it consumed and release the unused part. A partial result or an interrupted connection can still have consumed provider resources. Follow the existing run and its receipt rather than starting another paid call.

Your assistant or model provider bills its own usage separately. Existing credits at another provider are not transferred into Agentik. Connecting your own private accounts can require their own permissions or plans.

Illustrative arithmetic only: a workspace starts with $10 of available credit and reserves $2 for a job. Available credit becomes $8 while $2 is held. If that job settles at $1.20, $0.80 is released and the workspace has $8.80 available.

These numbers are not provider prices or a customer receipt. Funding fees and taxes are outside this example. When a run is uncertain, inspect its state before treating the reservation as released.

Connect your agent, then use this prompt with your connected assistant. Keep credentials in the authorized connection.

Agentik publishes this guide. References below describe the product, its billing and the alternatives discussed. This page was updated on 19 October 2026; provider terms and tool availability can change.

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