## **🧾 What Are LPS Credits?**

LPS (Landing Page) credits are the currency used by Website Studio to power AI-driven site generation and editing. Every time you ask the AI to build, rewrite, or modify content, credits are consumed. Understanding the cost of each action helps you plan projects efficiently and avoid unexpected credit depletion.

To access Website Studio, go to the left sidebar and select **Website Studio** (URL: **/website-studio**).

## **💡 Why Credits Disappear Faster Than Expected**

LPS credits are **not** the same as Local SEO Points. If you notice your LPS balance dropping quickly, it is almost always because larger AI operations — such as full site generation or multi-page Vibe edits — are running in the background. Even a single bulk operation can consume dozens of credits at once. The sections below break down exactly what each action costs.

## **📊 LPS Credit Cost Breakdown**

Use the ranges below as your reference whenever you plan work inside Website Studio.

- **Full site generation (new site from scratch):** a variable number of credits depending on the number of pages, sections, and overall complexity — larger, more complex sites cost noticeably more than small, simple ones.
- **Initial site generation (first build from a template or prompt):** a similar range to a full build, because the AI constructs every page and section from the ground up.
- **Multi-page AI edits / Vibe mode (rewriting or restructuring multiple pages at once):** a moderate number of credits that scales with how many pages and sections are touched — a couple of pages with light copy changes costs noticeably less than a full-site overhaul.
- **Single-page or single-section edits:** The smallest amount of the four operation types listed here — this is the most cost-effective way to make targeted changes.

## **🔍 Typical Project Examples**

The table below shows representative credit consumption for common tasks so you can estimate costs before you start.

- **New service business site (5 pages, moderate content):** a moderate credit cost for the initial generation, plus a small additional cost per subsequent single-page tweak.
- **Landing page refresh (1 page, hero + 3 sections rewritten):** a small credit cost.
- **Vibe edit across 4 pages (tone and messaging update):** a moderate-to-higher credit cost, scaling with how many pages are touched.
- **Complete site rebuild from a new prompt (8 pages, rich sections):** toward the higher end of the cost range for this type of operation.
- **Bulk section swap across an entire site:** treated as a multi-page edit — expect the cost to scale with how many sections are replaced.

## **⚠️ Actions That Consume the Most Credits**

Be especially mindful of the following high-cost operations:

1. **Generating a new site from scratch** — a meaningful number of credits, scaling up for complex projects.
2. **Running Vibe mode on multiple pages simultaneously** — each additional page increases the total. Edit pages one at a time if you need to conserve credits.
3. **Repeatedly regenerating the same page** — each regeneration is a new AI call and counts as a fresh edit. Refine your prompt before regenerating to avoid duplicate credit use.
4. **Switching site style or layout globally** — global changes are processed as a multi-page edit and fall in the 15–65 credit range.

## **✅ Tips to Use Credits Efficiently**

- Make targeted, single-section edits whenever possible — they cost far less than full regenerations and add up to significant savings on large projects.
- Finalise your brief or prompt before hitting **Generate**. A well-structured prompt reduces the need for costly regenerations.
- Review the AI output page by page rather than triggering a full Vibe-mode refresh when only a few sections need updating.
- Check your LPS credit balance in your account settings before starting any large build so you know how much runway you have.

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