Build estimates, what a feature costs before you build it
You see about what a feature will cost before you build it: next to each planned feature, as a total when you pick several, and on Insight's build card. A build is charged only for what it actually uses, and History shows what each one really cost.
Where to enable it
Find it in your project editor. No code required.
Inside the editor, head to Features.
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Features, the project features list
Every feature your app has or will have, in one list, the most important first. Home always shows the next one with a Build button, so you can grow your app one feature at a time, or pick several here. You see about what each one will cost before you build it, and Insight moves each feature along on its own as builds finish.
History, every change from request to live
Every change you ask for shows up here and you can follow it all the way: asked, built, checked, live. Each one shows what it cost, and a build in progress shows its cost climbing as it works, so there are no surprises. Only the version that is live right now is lit green, so you can tell at a glance what your visitors see, and updates we run on our side are marked System update and never cost you credits. You can stop a build and pick it up later. If something stops a change from going live, it says so right there, in plain words, and one click asks Insight what happened. If publishing hits a snag, Insight fixes it on its own.
Paused builds: Stop, Resume, and when credits run out
You can stop any build and pick it up later, and a build never runs you into a surprise bill: if your credits run out partway, it pauses with its work kept and nothing half-done goes live. Add credits and it carries on where it stopped, on its own. Your balance counts down live while a build works, every build you pay for, across all your projects, is on one page in Billing, and your first landing page is on us.