Cancelling a plan showed the sum of every usage window's remaining balance. The windows measure the same usage over different spans, so adding them counted the same money several times a plan with $10 left on both the 5-hour and weekly windows is $10 of unused plan, not $20. The dialog now shows what you actually forfeit
Usage windows now show the cap alongside what's left "$7.50 left of $10.00" rather than "$7.50 left" and lead with the one figure that matters: how much you have before requests stop. Windows are ordered shortest first, and Plan total is always shown. It never resets, and hiding it meant a full-looking weekly bar could mask a subscription that had already reached its ceiling
Free usage costs you nothing, so a dollar figure never told you much. The catalog page now shows what you actually have tokens converted from the operator's budget at the free models' own rates.
The free tier now has three budgets instead of one: 5-hour, daily and weekly. Each rolls over on its own, so a busy afternoon no longer spends the whole day's allowance in one go. Your catalog page shows whichever budget has the least left, with the time it resets
Models marked Free are now free for everyone who qualifies including subscribers. Previously a free model listed in your plan's allowed models was billed against your 5-hour and weekly quota, so plan holders were the only people not getting it free. Free is now checked before your plan, and your quota is left alone.
Eligible users with a balance of $1 or more can use this model for free. Fair usage applies.
