Monthly AI allowance and AI packs
What counts towards the monthly AI allowance, where to see your usage, and how to top it up with a one-time AI pack.
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Claude writes through Sayweek's own account – you don't need an API key of your own. How much it can write for you each month is set by your plan's AI allowance; when it runs out, you can top it up with a one-time AI pack.
What counts
- Every post, idea or rewrite Claude writes for you counts as one.
- Posts you write yourself and publishing work without any quota.
- The allowance resets at the start of every calendar month; unused posts don't carry over.
Where to see your usage
- Open Settings → Subscription.
- Under Usage this month, the AI posts bar shows how much you've used and when the allowance resets.
Buy an AI pack
- On the Subscription page, find the AI pack below the usage – the number of posts and the price are shown there.
- Click Buy now and pay on Stripe's page.
- Back in Sayweek, the AI posts are credited within seconds; the invoice comes by e-mail.
An AI pack is a one-time purchase: credited right away, usable until the end of the month, and it doesn't renew. When your allowance is running low, the offer is highlighted.
What happens when the allowance runs out?
Claude won't write new posts until you buy an AI pack, move to a bigger plan or the next month starts. Editing and publishing your existing posts keeps working. See also AI limit reached.
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