Billed by the task. One credit each.

Only running a workflow you submit with cdg dag submit. Credits are deducted when the workflow starts, one per task. Submitting it and waiting in the queue cost nothing. Running the same workflow again is a new run and is charged again. Deducted credits are not returned automatically: once a workflow has started, they are not refunded if a task fails, if you cancel it, or if the result disappoints. If a problem on CodeDAG’s side kept a workflow from running properly, write to hi@codedag.com.

Every new account starts with 800 CodeDAG credits. They are valid for 30 days from the day you sign up, need no credit card, and are granted once per account. You get the same features on free credits as on a subscription. When you subscribe, any free credits you have left carry into your first paid period.

You need a subscription to keep submitting workflows, and workflows already in the queue will not start. Free credits need no card, so nothing is charged automatically.

Wait for the next reset, or sign up for a second account. Subscription credits reset once a month; a second account has its own credits and its own subscription, separate from your first. CodeDAG does not sell credit top-up packs for now, and switching between monthly and yearly billing does not add credits.

Apart from the lower price, the only difference is how often you pay. Yearly is $96 a year, which works out to $8 a month, 33% less than monthly. You still get 800 credits each month: they are granted month by month, not as a year’s worth at once, and unused credits do not roll over.

No. CodeDAG drives the Claude Code or Codex you have installed and signed in to, and their usage counts against your own accounts as usual. Tasks that run at the same time are separate sessions drawing on the same account’s usage limit, so the more you run in parallel, the faster you use up that limit. For ways to estimate and control this, see Control Cost in the docs.

You can cancel any time. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period, and your credits stay usable until then. Payments are generally non-refundable. The only exceptions are duplicate charges, billing system failures, and refunds required by law. See the refund policy for details.

Applicable taxes are determined at checkout.

No. Tasks run on your machine. Apart from account details at sign-in, the CodeDAG service receives only what it needs to count and deduct credits: the workflow file’s contents (prompts included), its relative path and format, task IDs, the CLI version, and your operating system and CPU architecture. Your repository’s code and run logs are never uploaded. See Where your data goes in the docs.

Workflows that are already running usually carry on. New submissions fail, and you can submit again once the service is back. A queued workflow whose turn comes cannot have its credits deducted, so it stops; once the service is back, cdg dag recover picks it up.

Not at this time. CodeDAG has one plan, and everyone gets the same features. If you need something else, write to hi@codedag.com.