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Reset Passes

Instantly restore your DevPass weekly premium allowance

DevPass plans include a weekly fair-use allowance for premium frontier models. A Reset Pass restores that full allowance the moment you redeem it — no waiting for the rolling 7-day window — and a fresh window starts with your next premium request. The pass card lives on the DevPass dashboard directly under the premium allowance meter, styled as a stamped visa extension: each pass you hold appears as a stamp.

DevPass usage page with the premium allowance meter and the Reset Pass visa-extension card holding an included and a purchased pass

A Reset Pass removes the weekly limit — it does not add credits. Premium usage after a reset draws from your plan's monthly credit allowance exactly as before; the pass just lets you keep using premium models now instead of waiting for the window.

Reset Passes exist only on DevPass (Lite, Pro, Max). Pay-as-you-go API usage has no weekly premium cap, so there is nothing to reset.

Included and purchased passes

PlanIncluded per billing cycleExtra passes
Lite$9 each
Pro1$29 each
Max2$79 each

Two kinds of stamps appear on the card:

  • Included passes come with Pro and Max. They refresh every billing cycle, don't roll over, and are always consumed before purchased passes.
  • Purchased passes are one-time purchases at the tier's price, bound to the tier they were bought for — a pass purchased on Pro is redeemable while you're on Pro. They never expire, so an unused pass applies again whenever you're back on that tier, even after a cancelled plan.

Redeeming a pass

Click Use a pass on the card. Your premium usage for the week is zeroed immediately and the 7-day window restarts with your next premium request. Redemption is deliberately explicit — a pass is never consumed automatically, and two guards stop a pass from being wasted: a redeem is rejected while your allowance is untouched, and also once you've used more than 90% of your monthly credit allowance (a reset then would restore a cap you have almost nothing left to spend against — the pass keeps until your credits renew).

Standard models are unaffected either way: they never count against the weekly cap.

If you hit the cap from a coding agent, the gateway's 402 response points here:

{
	"error": {
		"message": "You've used your weekly allowance for premium-tier models on the pro plan. Redeem a Reset Pass from your dashboard for an instant reset, upgrade for a higher allowance, or use any standard model now. Resets in 6 days.",
		"type": "invalid_request_error",
		"code": "billing_error"
	}
}

Buying and billing

Buy a pass shows a confirmation dialog, then charges the payment method saved on your DevPass — no checkout redirect, no subscription change, no proration. Each purchase emails a PDF invoice and appears in the DevPass billing history alongside plan charges. Purchases are paused once you've used more than 95% of your monthly credit allowance — a pass would give you almost nothing to use at that point — and open up again when your credits renew.

An unused pass can be returned: for 7 days after purchase, a purchased pass that hasn't been redeemed can be self-refunded from the billing history. The refund goes back to your payment method, the pass is removed from your passport, and your DevPass plan itself is unaffected.

DevPass billing history listing Reset Pass purchases with downloadable invoices

Reaching for a Reset Pass every week? Upgrading a tier is usually the better deal — the next tier raises the weekly cap itself and brings a larger monthly allowance. Compare on the DevPass pricing page.

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