Understand what the pack buys
Credit balance is an operating unit, not a count of customers. Before paying, obtain the rules for provisioning, renewal, expiry and permissions. Record which actions deduct balance and which actions require approval; do not calculate a revenue forecast from a credit-to-month conversion that has not been agreed.
Compare a working budget
Compare this pack’s complete amount with the other published quantities. A lower unit price matters only if the quantity fits realistic demand and the credit terms fit your operation. Keep customer receipts and account records private, and separate the reseller pack purchase from each customer agreement.
| Pack | Total USD | Per credit USD |
|---|---|---|
| 60 credits | $111.00 | $1.85 |
| 120 credits | $214.80 | $1.79 |
| 300 credits | $507.00 | $1.69 |
| 600 credits | $954.00 | $1.59 |
Prepare a useful business enquiry
- Describe the intended customer devices and current experience.
- Ask for the credit deduction, expiry and permissions rules.
- Confirm the complete payment amount and applicable reseller terms.
- Keep the agreed account and support responsibilities with the order record.
Useful answers
Does 60 credits mean 60 customer months?
No conversion is established here. Ask for the actual deduction rules for the required subscription duration and account allowance.
Is the pack price a profit forecast?
No. $111.00 USD is the pack cost. Revenue, refunds, fees and customer-service work depend on your own operating arrangement.