Wegic AI Credit System Explained: How Much Does Editing Cost?

Quick answer: how do Wegic credits work?

Wegic credits are the currency for site generation and editing. Each plan includes a monthly credit allocation. Site generation costs more credits than individual edits. Credits expire monthly — they do not roll over. When you run out, you wait for the next monthly reset or upgrade your plan.

The key issue: credits are consumed even when AI edits fail or do not produce the desired result. This means iterative editing — the core of Wegic's conversational workflow — can burn through credits quickly if the AI does not understand your requests.

Credit allocation by plan

Here is how many credits you get with each Wegic plan:

• Free: 70 credits/month (3 pages, 1K visitors, Wegic badge)
• Starter ($39.90/mo): More credits, no badge, more pages and visitors
• Premium ($69.90/mo): 1,000+ credits/month, unlimited pages, custom domain, Google Analytics
• Ultra ($2,999/mo): Enterprise managed service with unlimited revisions and advanced integrations

The exact credit allocation per plan has changed multiple times. Verify current rates at wegic.ai/pricing before committing. The free tier's 70 credits are enough to generate one simple site and make a few edits — useful for testing but not for serious work.

What consumes credits

Different actions consume different amounts of credits:

• New site generation: Highest credit cost (approximately 25+ credits per generation on Premium)
• Page editing: Moderate credit cost per edit request
• Content changes: Lower credit cost (text updates, image swaps)
• Layout changes: Higher credit cost (restructuring sections, adding pages)
• Style changes: Moderate credit cost (color, font, spacing adjustments)
• Failed edits: Credits are still consumed even if the AI does not produce the desired result

How to minimize credit waste

Since credits are finite and expire monthly, efficient usage is important. Here are practical strategies:

• Be specific in instructions: "Change the hero background to dark navy" is better than "make it darker"
• Batch related changes: Ask for multiple changes in one message instead of separate messages
• Preview before requesting more edits: Review each change carefully before requesting the next
• Plan your site structure upfront: Know what pages and sections you need before generating
• Use the free tier to test: Try your prompt on the free tier first to evaluate output quality
• Avoid trial-and-error styling: Know your brand colors and fonts before starting edits
• Generate once, edit efficiently: Get the generation right first, then make targeted edits

Credits vs unlimited editing alternatives

The credit system is Wegic's main disadvantage compared to alternatives. Most competitors offer unlimited edits on paid plans:

• Hostinger AI: Unlimited edits, no credit system, ~$2.99/mo
• Framer: Unlimited edits on all paid plans, from $10/mo
• Wix: Unlimited edits with full visual editor, from $17/mo
• 10Web: Unlimited Elementor edits, from $20/mo

If you anticipate many rounds of editing — which is normal for website development — the credit system makes Wegic significantly more expensive in practice than its sticker price suggests.

Is the credit system a dealbreaker?

The credit system is not a dealbreaker, but it requires careful management. For users who know exactly what they want and can describe it clearly in one or two messages, credits are sufficient. For users who need to iterate and experiment — which is most users — the credit system creates anxiety and limits creativity.

If you choose Wegic, plan your site carefully before generating, be specific in edit instructions, and monitor your credit balance. If you anticipate heavy iteration, consider an alternative with unlimited editing.