Starter includes 10 credits for $228.90 USD at $22.89 per credit. Growth includes 25 for $547.50 at $21.90 each. Professional includes 50 for $1024.50 at $20.49 each. Enterprise includes 100 for $1899.00 at $18.99 each. Compare the full purchase amount as well as the unit rate: a lower per-credit price still requires a larger upfront purchase.
Compare like-for-like units
Compare the same currency and actual credit quantity. A per-credit cost is different from a per-month retail subscription price. Pro Max deducts 0.1 credits for 1 month, 0.3 for 3 months, 0.6 for 6 months and 1 credit for 12 months. Multiply that deduction by the package’s unit price to estimate the credit cost of an allocation.
Keep other costs separate
Payment fees, conversion costs, taxes or other charges are not established by the supplied pack totals. Record any real additional charge separately rather than silently adding a guessed amount to the advertised unit price.
Match purchase size to a realistic plan
A larger pack can reduce the listed cost per credit while tying up more cash. Consider the actual operating needs and confirmed terms. The price table is not evidence of guaranteed demand, revenue or profit.
A practical sequence
- Divide each pack total by its credit count.
- Compare total outlay as well as unit cost.
- Keep any actual additional costs visible and separate.
An example
Growth costs $318.60 more than Starter and provides 15 additional credits: $547.50 − $228.90 = $318.60, and 25 − 10 = 15. The listed per-credit rates remain $21.90 for Growth and $22.89 for Starter.
Questions about this topic
Is $18.99 the unit price for every reseller package?
No. It is the Enterprise rate for the 100-credit package. Starter, Growth and Professional have their own published rates.
Does a lower unit cost guarantee profit?
No. Revenue, demand and operating costs remain separate.
