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Path credits and how you pay

Prepaid balance, cards, and when fees apply

What you will learn

  • Explain what Path credits are and why they’re useful
  • Know where to buy bundles or subscribe
  • Understand cards, credits, and the minimum-order fee

Path credits are prepaid balance you use to pay for image-editing orders. Many customers keep a balance topped up so checkout is one click and they unlock better rates on larger bundles.

For a fuller FAQ, see What are Path credits, and how do they work?.

Where to manage credits

Open Path credits in the sidebar (/credits). There you’ll typically find:

  • Your current balance
  • Bundle options (buy once or Subscribe & save)
  • Plan comparisons (for example Standard, Pro, Enterprise)
  • Transaction history

Your dashboard also shows the balance with a Top up shortcut.

Path credits page with balance and bundle options

Paying for an order

At checkout you can usually:

  • Use Path credits — deduct from your balance (often the fastest path)
  • Pay by card — charge a payment method for that order
  • Monthly billing — available when your account is set up for invoicing

Credits don’t expire, and on a team plan they can be shared with people you invite.

Minimum order value

Small orders may show a minimum order fee so the total meets Path’s floor. Ways customers often avoid or reduce that friction:

  • Add more images or services
  • Adjust turnaround
  • Pay with Path credits (or use monthly billing when eligible)

Exact messaging appears on the pricing and payment steps when it applies.

Try it now

Visit Path credits and skim the plan FAQs on the page — even if you’re not buying yet, it clarifies Standard vs Pro.

Next

Next you’ll track orders from draft to completed and get your files back.