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Understand languages and the credit rule

One audio credit covers one product in one language. See what uses a credit, what is free, and what happens when credits run out.

One audio credit covers one product in one language, so the same product in three languages uses three credits.

The rule

  • 1 product in 1 language = 1 credit

  • 1 product in 3 languages = 3 credits

  • 5 products in 2 languages each = 10 credits

You see the count as you build. Each product shows its credits, and the total appears under the scripts.

Making a highlight: the product, the script you can edit before it is voiced, and the language choices

Languages

You can pick the languages your store sells in. Bolt writes the script once, in your store's language, and adapts it to each other language you choose. On Shopify and WooCommerce, the player uses the clip in the shopper's language when you have one.

What is free

  • Playing a highlight again.

  • Hiding a highlight and restoring it.

  • Your store briefing. Briefings don't use audio credits.

Editing a script and generating again is a new run. It costs 1 credit per language.

If your credits run out

Bolt checks before it starts. If you don't have enough credits for the whole run, the total turns red and Generate all stays off. Nothing is charged and nothing is half made. If a highlight fails while it is being voiced, you aren't charged for it. Remove a language or buy credits, then try again.

Your balance shows as Credits at the top of the Audio highlights page, and on Account. Free comes with a one-time amount of credits. Paid plans start with credits and add more each month, and unused credits carry over. The amounts are in GoBolt plans and prices.

Top-ups can be bought on every plan and don't expire while your plan is active. See Top up your audio credits.

The GoBolt outro on Free

On Free, each highlight ends with a short spoken "Powered by GoBolt." Paid plans have no outro.

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