Credits and delivery boosts
Your plan already includes a set number of placements per 30-day cycle, at no cost. There are two optional ways to give a single campaign more than that, and one rule that governs both.
| SubX credits | Delivery boosts | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | The exchange's earned currency | A one-off purchase for one campaign |
| Where it comes from | Hosting other members' ads | Your Onflow Ads wallet |
| What it buys | Extra placements, 25 credits each | Extra placements, dispatch priority, faster review |
| Who can use it | Paid plans (the Free plan's cap is 0) | Every plan, including Free |
| Applies to | Broadcast campaigns | Broadcast campaigns |
| Chosen when | You submit the campaign | You submit the campaign |
| Refundable | Yes, if the campaign is declined or cancelled before delivery | Yes, if the campaign is declined or cancelled before delivery |
Credits and money buy capacity, precision, priority and speed — never placements that break the rules. No purchase bypasses a host's content level ceiling, weekly limit, review setting or refusal; no purchase lifts the absolute ceiling of 24 placements per cycle; and the reliability rules bite paid placements exactly as hard as free ones.
Read on
Each flow has its own page:
- How credits work — what SubX credits are, the ledger behind your balance, and what credits can and cannot do.
- Earning credits by hosting — the rate for each plan, what pays and what doesn't, and the referral bonus.
- Spending credits on extra placements — cost per placement, your plan's cap, what happens when your balance is short, and refunds.
- Delivery boosts — the paid one-off menu, Priority Review, the ceiling, and how refunds work.
- The Delivery Floor — the Ultimate plan's automatic make-good when a cycle under-delivers.
If you are simply trying to run a bigger campaign and don't mind which rail you use, start with Delivery boosts — it works on every plan and needs nothing but wallet balance. Credits reward hosting, so they build up on their own over time.
Next: How credits work — the one page to read if you only read one about the exchange's earned currency.