Hi ​@NateMatthews , 

Figma’s AI credit limits are set per seat, not total for the plan! Thanks

where can i see how many credits i have left?

Seconded. 

I’m in the midst of creating an important prototype and still have a lot to do on it. I am worried that I’m going to get to a point where I’m not able to do any more updates and there will be (for the time being) nothing I can do about it. If I could see credits, then I could at least work out what I can do with the credits I have left. 

We’ll be abandoning this solution as 80-100 prompts per month is absolutely not fit for purpose. 

Similar mindset myself - but - will have to see first how much these illusive ‘purchasable extra credits’ work out to be in terms of cost. 

In the last 2 weeks, I’ve done about 500+ prompts. The credit profile for my account would have only let me do around 11% of what I’ve actually done. 

I just got this message whist using Make.. (I’ve done over 1000 prompts in the last few weeks on a high complexity prototype I’m building ) 
 

What I’d like to know ASAP is how much the credits will cost, when the enforcement will come into play,  how we will be able to purchase credits, etc. so that we can plan ahead for business continuity (or look to use a different workflow) 

I just got this message whist using Make.. (I’ve done over 1000 prompts in the last few weeks on a high complexity prototype I’m building ) 
 

What I’d like to know ASAP is how much the credits will cost, when the enforcement will come into play,  how we will be able to purchase credits, etc. so that we can plan ahead for business continuity (or look to use a different workflow) 

Yes I got this myself. They’ve positioned this as something that is invaluable in peoples workflows, I think the expectation is people will purchase additional credits as they now can’t live without it. But very interested to see the cost here. We’re already exploring our own solutions, including creating our own.

I’m get that the processing power behind AI is expensive, but limiting users for potentially mission critical work seems problematic. The first time I run out of credits and have to explain I can’t meet a deadline will be the last time I’m allowed to use Figma Make.

70% of my prompts are fixing how bad Claude AI is when creating complex prototypes.

So hitting a prompt limit when the AI is constantly breaking code each time it compiles is a problem. It rewrites code unrelated to a prompt regularly, changes CSS styling, removes html elements for no apparent reason, etc. I spend more time telling it to break out files into separate components, which is again, more prompts.

If I’m in the middle of working in Make and I hit a credit limit I can’t just tell my boss “maybe next time, sorry”. The only reason we are using Make is because it’s in the Figma environment already and it’s easier to work with other designers this way. If this becomes a hurdle due to prompt limits, then we might just move to another AI tool for creating quick prototypes.

Experiencing this myself now, unbelievably annoying.