Credits

Every text message you send and every minute the AI spends on a call is paid from this balance — and the moment it hits zero, both stop dead. This page is where you keep that from happening: read where you actually stand, add credit, and set it to refill itself so a busy day never gets cut short.

Open in app: Credit

Read what your balance is really telling you

Open Settings → Credit and the header shows two figures, not one — and they behave very differently:

• The blue figure is your Purchased balance — credit you topped up. It never expires, so it carries over month to month.
• The green figure is your Monthly allowance — the credit included with your subscription. It resets every month, and the page shows the reset date.

The bar beneath splits the same blue/green way, with a third grey segment for what you have used this month. Seglo always spends your monthly allowance first, then your purchased credit, so the credit you paid for lasts as long as possible. Next to the green figure you will see a rough "~N SMS" estimate — that is how many texts your remaining allowance buys, a quick gut-check that beats reading a dollar amount.

Add credit right now

1. Click Top Up at the top right.
2. The drawer opens on the Auto Top-Up tab by default — switch to One-Time to add credit just this once.
3. Pick a preset — $25, $50, $100, or $200 — or type your own in Custom amount (minimum $5, maximum $1000).
4. Check the summary: it shows the credit, GST (10%), and the total you will actually be charged.
5. Click Pay to charge your saved card. The balance updates within a few seconds.

Set it to refill itself (auto top-up)

This is the setting that keeps you out of trouble. Instead of watching the balance, you tell Seglo to top up on its own the moment you run low.

1. Click Top Up, then stay on the Auto Top-Up tab.
2. In When credit balance falls below, set the trigger point ($10 to $500).
3. In Automatically add, set how much to add each time ($10 to $1000). The line beneath shows the GST-inclusive charge.
4. Click Enable Auto Top-Up.

Once on, Seglo charges your default card whenever your combined balance — allowance plus purchased — drops below your trigger, at most once every 24 hours, and emails you after each charge. To change the amounts later, reopen the drawer and click Update Settings; to switch it off, Disable.

Know that enabling it can charge you immediately

This one surprises owners. If your balance is already below your trigger when you turn auto top-up on, Seglo does not wait for the next check — it charges your card straight away (unless a charge already ran in the last 24 hours). So enabling it at $3 with a $10 trigger means a top-up happens then and there, not tomorrow.

It also re-checks your card with the payment processor at the moment you enable. If the card on file has expired or is no longer valid, enabling fails with a clear message asking you to update your payment method — fix it under Billing and try again.

Get the rates and this month's spend in one place

The Service Rates & Usage table lists every billable service, today's rate, and what you have spent this month:

Service	Charged per
Platform SMS	message
Phone SMS	message
AI Inbound Calls	minute
AI Outbound Calls	minute

The rate shown is today's rate — a past charge used whatever rate applied at the time, so an older message can cost a little more or less than the current figure. The Total row matches the "used this month" amount in the balance section. For delivery counts and email volume (email is not drawn from credits), see Usage.

Catch the low-balance warning before customers do

You do not have to live on this page to know you are running low. When your balance falls under $5, the figure turns amber and a Low Credit Balance banner appears on your dashboard. At $0 it goes red, the banner reads AI Services Blocked, and a dismissable bar warns that AI and SMS are paused until you top up. You can collapse the zero-balance bar for the session, but it comes back next sign-in — by design, so a paused account never goes unnoticed.

Add a billing address or card the first time

You cannot top up — manually or automatically — without a billing address and a card on file. If either is missing, the Top Up drawer detects it and walks you through adding it right there before letting you continue. You can also manage both anytime from Billing.

Tips

• Zero is a hard stop, not a warning. Texts and AI calls cut off the instant the combined balance hits $0 — turn on auto top-up, or keep a buffer before busy days.
• Enabling auto top-up at a low balance charges you now, not next cycle. Expect an immediate top-up (and email) if you are already under your trigger.
• Auto top-up needs a valid default card. If it ever silently stops working, the card has likely expired — re-check it under Billing. You'll get an email each time a charge fails.
• Purchased credit never expires; the monthly allowance does. Topping up early is safe — nothing you pay for is lost at the reset.

Related

• Usage — email and SMS delivery analytics, with no credit cost for email.
• Billing — the card and billing address used for every top-up, plus your subscription.
• Phone numbers and routing — the numbers that generate your SMS and call charges.