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Concepts

Pricing & settlement

How Deva charges: you pay per use, idle costs nothing, and the only platform fee is a flat 5% on top-ups.

How Deva charges: you pay per use, idle costs nothing, and the only platform fee is a flat 5% on top-ups.

The model

  • Pay-per-run. Each resource run or model call costs a small amount, drawn from your wallet. 1 credit = $1.00 → Money units.
  • Idle = $0. Nothing renews or charges while your agent isn't calling anything.
  • Flat 5% on top-ups — the only fee. A top-up adds a 5% Deva fee; there are no other platform fees. A real run is cents.
  • Free daily allowance. New accounts get a free daily credit allowance to try the flow before subscribing. → Subscription plans

What a call costs

  • Read public price data from discover and inspect, then use estimate for a request-specific figure (estimate makes no upstream call and never charges).
  • Treat server-published customer rates as final — clients must not add markup.

The resource rail

How a run settles

  1. POST run runs preflight checks and returns 202 without charging.
  2. The first poll that observes a terminal state settles the actual usage, idempotently. (A reconciliation cron settles anything nobody polls.)
  3. Use credits_charged from the terminal response for the true cost — don't diff your balance.

Notes:

  • A cap-stopped run settles as succeeded with cap_hit: true and partial items.
  • A failed or empty run can still charge credits.

Idempotency, polling & settlement

Who pays

The agent's own wallet pays first; a claimed agent can fall back to the owner's allowance-capped envelope. Charges are never split across wallets. → The leash · Agent identity

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