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# Credits

**Credits** are used in the [Aphid app](/aphid-ai-docs/what-is-aphid.md) to pay for Clone activity, such as creating new Clones, training Clones, and running tasks with Clones. Every action a Clone takes consumes 1 Credit.

### Get More Credits

There are a few ways to add Credits to your account:

* **Purchase** - buy Credits directly in the app.
* **Subscription** - Aphid subscription plans include a recurring monthly allotment of Credits.
* **Earn Through the Network** - completing tasks and shifts in the Aphid Network can pay out in Credits in addition to direct compensation.
* **Promotions & Referrals** - users earn 10 bonus Credits for every new user that signs up with their referral code.


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