What a Basic seat is allowed to run each month, what draws each pool down, and what happens once one is spent. Seats create the pool and the organisation spends it.
The same work costs the same wherever you start it. A review run from the CLI and the same review run from a pull request both spend one job.
Review / scan jobs
One job is one pass over a diff or a repository, whichever surface asked for it.
Pull and merge request reviews, including re-reviews after a push
CLI reviews and scans
API review and scan jobs
Claude Code plugin review runs
Security, dependency, license and code quality scans
Risk analysis
20 / seat / mo on Basic
Chat / navigation messages
One message is one question and the answer to it.
Intelligence Chat turns
Feature Mode turns
CLI chat turns
API navigate calls
Plugin readiness turns
100 / seat / mo on Basic
Automation actions
One action is one change Codity makes or drafts on your behalf.
Plugin autofix attempts
Review loops
PR comment resolution
clismith runs
Jira review
Context and debug generation
75 / seat / mo on Basic
What never draws on a meter
Reading what Codity has already produced is not metered, and neither is running the organisation. Only new work is.
Opening a review, scan report or analytics screen that has already run
Re-reading a chat thread, an architecture diagram or a past report
Connecting GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket or Azure DevOps, and adding repositories
Seats, roles, policies, path rules and settings administration
Exporting review output as JSON
The documentation, and support
When a pool runs out
The pooled meters are the only usage limit Basic carries.
Seats create the pool
Allowances are quoted per seat and spent by the organisation. One engineer having a heavy week does not need a plan of their own.
Pools reset every month
Each meter refills on the first day of your billing month. Unused runs do not carry over.
You are warned three times
Admins are notified at 80, 100 and 120 percent of a pool, so the first anyone hears of an overage is not the invoice.
Nothing stops at 100 percent
Work continues past a full pool and the difference is billed at the rate in the table above. Codity can hold at a hard cap instead, if predictable spend matters more than uninterrupted review.