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Internal compute units: action costs, purchase tiers, and the rules.

What credits are

Credits are non-transferable internal compute units. They meter AI and analytics work — nothing else. They are not money, not a token, not a balance you can trade or withdraw, and never anything investment-like. Every plan refills a monthly allowance; heavier users can buy top-ups.

Action costs

Rendered live from HISS_CREDIT_COSTS in @hiss/core:

ActionKeyCredits
Generate a basket from a whispergenerateBasket1
Deep HISS Score with full risk reportdeepScore5
Simulated paper backtestbacktest10
Oracle health reportoracleHealthReport3
Rebalance suggestion (never executed)rebalanceSuggestion5
MCP plan exportmcpPlan10
Premium (watermark-free) share cardshareCardPremium2
Social thread draftctThread5
Creator fork/engagement analyticscreatorAnalytics10
Basket Wars advanced ranking breakdownbasketWarsAdvancedRank5

Purchase tiers

PriceCreditsCredits per $
$55010
$1012012
$2535014
$1001,60016

The rules

  • Credits never expire mid-cycle games: monthly allowances reset, purchased credits carry.
  • Credits are bound to one account — no transfers, gifts, or secondary markets.
  • Credits buy compute, never outcomes: a deep score costs the same whether the news is good or bad.
  • The x402 endpoints publish a creditsEquivalent per request so agent spend and in-app spend stay comparable.

$HISS is independent research software in paper mode — not investment advice, and not affiliated with Robinhood, Bankr, or Chainlink.