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Credits are deducted when audio is generated, not when downloading or listening to it. For example, if you purchase 100,000 credits, this typically allows for around 100 minutes of audio output. The deduction happens during the generation process, not when playing or downloading the audio. If you regenerate audio (e.g., after making edits), credits will be deducted again.
Once you complete a project and download the audio, you can use it commercially without incurring additional charges, as long as the audio has already been generated and credits were deducted during that process.
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