Credits and billing rules
Geyi bills in credits. This page covers three things: how each feature is counted, when you are charged, and when you are not.
How it is counted
Translation and extraction bill per page. The per-page rate for file translation depends on two things. The first is which path the file takes: the recognition path, the local parsing path, or layout-preserving PDF. Layout-preserving PDF has a rate of its own, 4 credits a page on high precision and 2 on standard; pages in it with no text layer, whose text has to be recognised separately, are 8 credits a page on high precision and 4 on standard. The second is whether you chose high precision or standard.
PDFs and images on AI reflow take the recognition path (8 credits a page on high precision, 4 on standard). Word, EPUB and text formats take the local path (8 credits a page on high precision, 2 on standard), and layout-preserving PDF is 4 credits a page on high precision and 2 on standard. For local formats, a 'page' counts as 1,600 characters.
When you are charged
The estimate for your file appears before you submit, not after the job runs. Credits are held while the job runs, settled on completion, and released automatically if it is cancelled or fails.
The final charge follows the real page count the server parses. In the pre-upload estimate, PDF page counts are exact while Word and EPUB are estimated from character count, so the final figure can differ.
When you are not charged
- If your balance is short, the job is cancelled outright and nothing is charged.
- Failures caused by the service being busy are not charged.
- When a job fails or is cancelled, held credits are released automatically.
- Where OCR could not read some pages, those pages are excluded from the charge.
- Rebuilding a deck after editing its outline is not charged again.
Credit rates by feature
| High precision / high tier | Standard tier |
|---|
| File translation · PDF and images · AI reflow | 8 credits/page | 4 credits/page |
| File translation · Word, EPUB, text · AI reflow | 8 credits/page | 2 credits/page |
| File translation · layout-preserving PDF | 4 credits/page | 2 credits/page |
| File translation · layout-preserving PDF · pages needing separate text recognition | 8 credits/page | 4 credits/page |
| Presentation generation (paper to PPT) | 8 credits/slide | 5 credits/slide |
| Academic editing · add-on to high-precision AI reflow (member pilot, Chinese and English targets only) | 10 credits/page (2 more than high precision) | Not available |
| Document extraction | 4 credits/page | 4 credits/page |
| Format conversion (PDFs are paged by recognised text, about 1,600 characters per page) | 4 credits/page | 4 credits/page |
| Minimum per file translation job | 10 credits | 10 credits |
Frequently asked questions
Why did a tiny file still cost 10 credits?
Every file translation bills at least 10 credits; small files and single images are floored up to it.
What if the estimate and the charge differ?
The charge follows the real page count the server parses. PDF estimates are exact; Word and EPUB are converted from character count, and density varies.
Are credits refunded when a job fails?
Credits are held rather than deducted while a job runs, and the hold is released automatically on failure or cancellation — nothing to claim.
How do plans and credit packs combine?
A plan carries a set of entitlements, and any credits granted when it starts are shown on the plan card; credit packs top up without changing the plan. All credits pool together.
Why do the two modes differ by half on the same PDF?
Layout-preserving reads the existing text layer directly, while AI reflow has to run character recognition first, which costs considerably more compute.
Do credits expire?
Credits granted with a membership cycle carry an expiry, and the page shows how many expire and when. Your account page is authoritative.
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