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Concepts

Stubbucks

Credits system used within the Stubber Platform

Basic Principle

When actions run in Stubber, they execute tasks and may send notifications, both of which can incur a cost.
All costs are denominated in Stubbucks, represented by the '' symbol.

Stubbucks are credits used to pay for:

  • Task execution
  • Notifications

You load Stubbucks into your account, and as actions run, costs are deducted automatically.

Cost

⛀ 1 Stubbuck = $0.10 USD

The easiest way to purchase Stubbucks is with a credit card via the Console.

Usage (Per Stub)

Each stub has its own Billing tab where you can view cost information.

To see the Stubbucks used on a stub:

  1. Open the stub
  2. Navigate to the Billing tab

Here you can see:

  • The total cost of that specific stub
  • A detailed breakdown of all cost components (e.g. tasks, notifications, AI usage)

This allows you to clearly understand where cost is being incurred on a per-stub basis.

Usage (Console)

You can also monitor Stubbucks usage across your entire organisation in the Console.

Navigate to: Console → Usage

Here you can see:

  • Balance: Your remaining Stubbucks
  • Total Usage: Stubbucks used over the selected period
  • Daily Average: Average daily consumption

The Usage Overview chart provides:

  • Daily usage trends
  • Ability to switch between daily and cumulative views
  • Date range filtering

You can also:

  • Toggle between Stubbucks and USD view
  • Download usage data as a CSV for reporting and analysis

This view is useful for monitoring overall spend, identifying spikes in usage, and managing cost at scale.

Template Usage

You can analyse cost at a template level in the Console.

Navigate to: Console → Usage

The Template Usage section provides a breakdown of cost by template, including:

  • Template Name: The process or flow being executed
  • Number of Stubs: How many times the template has been used
  • Average Stubbucks per Stub: The average cost per execution
  • Total Stubbucks: The total cost across all executions

This allows you to:

  • Identify which processes are driving the most cost
  • Compare efficiency between different templates
  • Understand average cost per interaction without manual calculation

This view provides a reliable, real-time way to monitor and optimise the cost of your implementations.