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The tokens are not unlimited though, Pro and Ultimate plan seems to differ essentially on the amount of tokens you get. [1] Anyway I think that for the average
by mrighele 1y ago
The tokens are not unlimited though, Pro and Ultimate plan seems to differ essentially on the amount of tokens you get. [1]
Anyway I think that for the average developer (i.e. not enterprise customers) this is easier to reason about, so I am fine with that.
[1] https://www.jetbrains.com/ai-ides/buy/?section=personal&billing=monthly https://www.jetbrains.com/ai-ides/buy/?section=personal&bill...
- jsheard 1y agoIt's odd that they don't seem to let you pay for overages, it looks like you are just shit out of luck past a certain point even on the most expensive plan.
- mrighele 1y agoAlso, "no credit system" for resharper and android studio. I am wondering if for the latter Google is footing the bill...
- kowabungalow 1y agoI can't imagine it is healthy to consume anywhere near the limit.
- lolinder 1y agoWere you able to figure out what constitutes a "credit"? I initially assumed they were following Cursor's (early) model of 1 prompt = 1 credit, with the tokens used to fulfill the prompt not costing anything. If that's how they're doing it that still leaves a bad taste when you waste a credit on something that doesn't work, but it does remove the need to care about how the tool gets there.