Notion credits

Standard and Select credits come with workspaces on a Business or Enterprise plan.

• Standard credits cover work where Notion picks the model.

• Select credits cover work where you pick a model yourself or use a Custom Agent that you’ve set up.

• Notion credits are a separate, workspace-managed balance an owner can turn on, so you can keep going once your Standard or Select credits have run out.

Standard and Select credits are separate per-member balances. These balances can’t be pooled across the workspace, transferred between members or exchanged for other credit types. They’re not “Notion credits” as defined in the Notion AI and Notion Credit Terms and don’t count towards your Notion credit limit. The workspace-managed Notion credits described above are “Notion credits” under those terms.

It depends on the task. In Notion’s estimates, simple tasks use about 5 credits, medium tasks about 10 and complex tasks about 25. Actual use varies with the task and its context.

See estimated credits by task →

Auto is Notion’s model router. It chooses the model that best balances quality, speed and cost for each task, so you don’t have to choose one.

No. Standard and Select credits are separate and each person has their own. You can’t combine them, move them between people or trade one kind for another.

Standard and Select credits each reset monthly, at the start of your billing cycle, and they don’t roll over.

If you use one up, you can wait for it to reset or keep going on Notion credits if a workspace owner has turned that on. The other keeps working as usual.

You can track your Standard and Select credits from Settings → Notion AI → Usage.

We’ll also notify you as you get close and when you’ve used up your Standard or Select credits.

Yes. Workspace owners can let members continue using Notion AI beyond their Standard or Select credits by spending Notion credits.

This is off by default. Workspace owners can turn it on in Settings → Notion AI.

On Auto, Notion Agent uses your Standard credits. When you pick a model yourself, it uses your Select credits.

A Custom Agent that you set up uses your Select credits, even when you share it with your team. Once your Select credits have run out, it uses any extra credits a workspace owner has given you. After that, it switches to your workspace’s Notion credits automatically (if an owner allows it). An owner can fund the agent with Notion credits at any time. You can also ask an workspace owner to do this.

Learn more about how AI credits work for Custom Agents →

Everyday connected apps and the Notion API don’t use your credits, though normal rate limits still apply. Running an agent through a connected app or the API uses Notion credits.

AI Meeting Notes uses Auto and will begin consuming monthly Standard credit allowance starting in December. A one-hour meeting is estimated to use ~10 Standard credits.

If your plan includes AI, you get the same monthly Standard and Select credits as Business plans.

You can’t buy credits with an app-store subscription. When you run out, that work waits until your credits reset at the start of your next billing cycle. To buy more credits, a workspace owner must first cancel the existing plan, wait for it to fully expire, then move billing to notion.com on a Business or Enterprise plan that includes AI.