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Kilo Code credits and Kilo Pass: check the right balance

Kilo Code credits and Kilo Pass: check the right balance

Understand personal credits, organization balances, and Kilo Pass allowances. See the selected account's reported balance in UsageAtlas.

Quick answer

Check which Kilo account scope you are using before comparing balances. Personal credits, organization credits, and Kilo Pass allowances can describe different pools. UsageAtlas keeps the selected scope's reported balances and Pass counters separate.

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Start with personal or organization usage

Kilo's billing FAQ notes that switching environments changes which credit pool is available. In UsageAtlas, leave the organization ID empty for your personal account or set the organization you intend to monitor. A personal balance cannot tell you what your team still has.

Read Kilo Pass alongside active credits

Kilo Pass provides paid credits and conditional bonus credits. UsageAtlas shows supported Pass base, bonus, use, and renewal fields when returned. It also displays active credit blocks. These views may overlap, so adding their totals can double-count the same allowance.

Use the balance for remaining capacity

A top-up increases a balance; expiry can reduce it. Neither proves how much a coding session cost. Set up Kilo in UsageAtlas for a free, open-source view of what remains. Use the provider's billing records when you need spending history or an invoice.

Questions, answered

Can I see every Kilo organization at once?

The current integration uses one selected personal or organization scope. It does not automatically discover and combine all organizations.

Why is a credit block no longer counted?

UsageAtlas includes active credit blocks and excludes expired or not-yet-active blocks from the current balance.