What's the Difference Between AI Credits and Processed Pages (OCR) When Tracking Platform Usage

In Jestor, AI credits and processed pages (OCR) are separate metrics: credits cover general AI use on the platform, while processed pages specifically count the document reader's usage, in a more predictable way.

Why does separating these two metrics make tracking easier?

Before, reading images counted as variable AI credits, making it hard to predict how much each read would consume. Splitting it into "processed pages" simplifies things: each page or image read counts as one unit, regardless of complexity.

How does each usage metric work?

Metric	What it measures
AI credits	General AI use on the platform, like text generation or automations
Processed pages (OCR)	Each PDF page or image read by the document reader counts as one unit

Why choose Jestor to track AI usage clearly?

Jestor provides a usage page with detailed metrics — messages, tables, automations, public pages — so each account can track its growth and consumption transparently, plan by plan.

How many processed-page units does a three-page PDF consume?

Three units, since each page of the document is counted individually.

Do AI credits and processed pages compete for the same limit?

No, they're separate metrics, each with its own way of being counted.

Where can I track usage of these metrics?

On the usage page inside account settings, alongside other metrics like number of tables and automations.

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