AI Text Cleaner Rule: Meter Pro Credits Per Client, Never Absorb Them in a Flat Retainer
Should an agency bundle AI Text Cleaner's Pro rewriting into a flat content retainer, or meter it per client against the credit allowance? Run every client's drafts through the free local Unicode and Markdown cleaning first, then reserve paid Pro credits for the specific drafts that need watermark removal or humanization, and bill those credits back per client instead of folding them into a flat retainer.
By InnovaAI ResearchPublished
“Should an agency bundle AI Text Cleaner's Pro rewriting into a flat content retainer, or meter it per client against the credit allowance?”
Run every client's drafts through the free local Unicode and Markdown cleaning first, then reserve paid Pro credits for the specific drafts that need watermark removal or humanization, and bill those credits back per client instead of folding them into a flat retainer.
Operators buy a Professional plan, hand the login to the whole delivery team, and treat the 420 monthly credits as unlimited, so one client's heavy rewrite month drains the pool and the agency eats the shortfall without ever knowing which account caused it.
The free tier removes invisible characters and Markdown entirely in the browser at $0, so most hygiene work costs the agency nothing and never uploads client drafts to a server. Paid rewriting is credit-metered: Starter gives 200 credits (about 20,000 Pro words) for $3 and Professional gives 420 credits (about 42,000 Pro words) for $5, which means a single high-volume client can exhaust a plan before month end. Because the vendor data shows no API or multi-client management, overages land on a human to track, and absorbing them silently erodes the margin on any retainer priced per word.
- •The agency runs content retainers where monthly AI-drafted output exceeds roughly 20,000 words per client, the ceiling of the Starter plan's 200 credits
- •Delivery teams paste ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini drafts into a CMS and need invisible Unicode and Markdown stripped before publishing
- •Clients publish through multiple CMS or social schedulers, so cleaning happens per draft rather than in one batch
- •The agency wants the free browser-side cleaning for sensitive drafts that cannot leave the local machine
- •No public API or multi-client management exists in the vendor data, so every draft is handled manually by a person
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