Using your credits
A credit is one successful run of one paid tool. Buying gives you a single credential that carries the credits you paid for. There is no account to create and nothing to log into.
Two kinds of credit
Credits bought on a tool's own page run that tool only.
| Tool | Credits per purchase | Runs per day |
|---|---|---|
| JSON Batch Repair | 20 | 100 |
| JSONL Dataset Validator | 20 | 100 |
Credits bought as a pack run any paid tool, including tools published later. Each tool still applies its own daily run limit.
| Pack | Credits per purchase |
|---|---|
| Credit Pack 100 | 100 |
| Credit Pack 300 | 300 |
Three steps
- Buy. Open the tool or pack you want and complete the payment shown on its page.
- Save the credential. The confirmation page shows it once. Store it the way you store an API key. Anyone holding it can spend your credits.
- Send it with each run. Put it in an Authorization header on the API call below.
Running a tool
curl -X POST https://operloom.skusol.com/api/products/json-batch-repair/execute -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -H 'Authorization: Bearer YOUR_CREDENTIAL' -d '{"input": "..."}'Each tool page documents the exact input it expects. One successful call spends one credit.
What the responses mean
- 200
- The run succeeded and one credit was spent.
- 400
- The input was rejected. No credit was spent.
- 402
- The credential is missing, wrong, spent, or refunded. No credit was spent.
- 429
- That tool reached its daily run limit. No credit was spent; try again after 00:00 UTC.
Keeping the credential safe
The credential is a bearer credential: whoever holds it can spend the remaining credits, so never share it, post it, or send it to Support. Support only ever needs the product name, the approximate time, and your order reference or request ID.
Lost the credential? Return to your order status form with the order reference and the claim code you saved, and a paid order shows the credential again. Without the claim code nobody, including Support, can recover it.
An approved refund revokes the credits still left on that purchase. See the Refund Policy and Terms.