The page is a single continuous panel: the AI budget meter, inline add-ons, your plan overview, organization-wide entitlement meters, your personal AI share, and a usage history trend.

The hero meter shows:

• Budget bar — the percentage of your org's monthly AI budget used this cycle. AI is governed by a dollar budget, not a token count. The reset date appears alongside.
• Pacing projection — a one-line read on whether you're on track (see below).
• Where it goes — a ranked breakdown of how your consumption splits across categories like Email, Chips, Summary, Agent, Coaching, and Chat. Each row shows a generic tier label (Advanced Reasoning, Standard, Fast, Light) — internal model names are never exposed.
• Credit balance — your prepaid extra-usage balance, if you have credits.

Below the meter, a single line projects your pacing from your spend so far over the days elapsed this cycle:

• On pace to use your budget by ~MMM DD — shown only when your run-rate would exhaust the budget before the cycle reset. Plan an add-on or ease off.
• Well within budget this cycle — shown when you're underusing; your run-rate won't hit the budget before it resets.
• No AI usage yet this cycle — when there's nothing to project from yet.
• Budget reached — once you're already at 100%, you see this instead of a projection.

When the AI budget hits 100%, behavior depends on whether Extra AI Credits are turned on:

• Extra AI Credits off (the default) — AI calls hard-stop with “Budget reached. Turn on Extra AI Credits or upgrade”. No credit is drawn.
• Extra AI Credits on, with a credit balance — the meter adds a “+ credits” line and AI usage draws from your prepaid credit. Admins see the dollar headroom; everyone else sees the credit usage as a percentage.

Admins can turn on Extra AI Credits and buy them inline (see Add-ons below) or from Settings > Billing. Higher plans buy Extra AI Credits at a discount (Business 10% off, Ultra 20% off). Full details in Extra AI Credits.

Admins can extend the org right from this page instead of routing to Billing:

• Extra AI Credits — buy a pack near the AI meter (requires billing.buy_credits).
• Automatic top-up / auto-reload — an inline summary that opens the automatic top-up settings (requires billing.manage_subscription).
• Seats — your seat state, with an admin entry to add a seat. The deeper seat controls live on Admin > Usage & Limits.

When Stripe retries are exhausted and AI access is paused, a red banner appears at the top of the panel. An admin must update the payment method from Settings > Billing to restore access.

Shows the plan name and monthly/annual price. Buttons depend on your role and plan:

• Upgrade — on Free tier, opens the signup wizard at Signup > Choose your plan. On a paid, active subscription, opens Settings > Billing so admins can pick the target tier. Hidden for Ultra.
• Manage Plan — routes to Admin > Billing for managers and admins only.

• Core Limits — Contacts, Companies, Storage. These are cumulative, not reset monthly. On plans with no cap they show as Unlimited (a quiet label, no bar).
• Monthly Activity — Emails Sent (counts every recipient per email), Enrichments, Workflow Executions. Reset on your billing cycle anchor. AI is the dollar budget at the top of the page, not a row here.
• Data Operations — Import Rows, Export Rows, Lead Captures, API Calls. Also reset on the billing cycle anchor.

Seats gate new invitations but never block AI calls or other runtime actions. Admins manage them inline (see Add-ons) or under Settings > Billing. See Seat Types.

Your personal AI usage shows as a quiet line: “You've used X% of your share” when an admin has set you a budget share, or “You share the organization's AI budget”when you don't have a personal cap. Admins see the dollar figure; everyone else sees the percentage. Your enrichment usage shows alongside it.

When enough history is available, the page shows one calm trend visual of your usage over the recent cycles, including AI spend per past cycle.