At a glance: When your Auto‑Apply balance hits zero, the Auto‑Apply button on a job swaps for a billing prompt—nothing is charged silently. You can still apply yourself, generate tailored documents, and use everything else in SeeVee. Auto‑Apply credits reset at the start of each billing period; switching to a higher tier (or buying a top‑up if available) restores access immediately.
How you’ll know you’re out
Two places will tell you:
The plan usage block under your profile menu shows 0 left on the Auto‑Apply meter (red bar).
On a job slide-out, the Auto‑Apply button replaces its normal label with a billing prompt pointing at Settings → Subscription.
What still works
Running out of Auto‑Apply credits doesn’t touch anything else:
Apply Myself works as usual—we open the posting and mark the job applied.
Tailored resumes and cover letters still generate so you can apply yourself with the polished docs.
Reveal uses its own credit balance and continues independently.
Outreach and Tasks are unaffected.
Wait for reset, or upgrade
You have two options:
Wait for the reset. Auto‑Apply credits reset at the start of each billing period. The plan usage block shows when that will be.
Upgrade. A higher plan tier ships with a larger bundle of credits and gives you them immediately on upgrade (we prorate). Open Settings → Subscription.
In-flight requests
Requests already in Queued or In Progress when you hit zero will still finish—we hold the credit when a request is created. New requests won’t start.
Refunded credits
If a request comes back as Position Closed, Could Not Apply, or Cancelled, the credit is returned to your balance. That might be enough to start one more request without changing plans.
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See also: Plans and what each includes, Update payment method or cancel, Auto‑Apply vs. Apply Myself — which to pick and how it works, Tailored resumes and cover letters per application.