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What are Problem Dashboard daily fees?

Updated over a month ago

When you create a Loophole AI & Tools problem, your Problem Dashboard is included free for the first 30 days. After that, a small daily maintenance fee applies to keep your Problem Dashboard active.


How it works

Included free

First 30 days

Daily fee after

0.033 Research Console credits/day

Monthly equivalent

~1 Research Console credit per 30 days

This fee covers the ongoing computing, storage, and AI resources required to maintain your active Problem Dashboard - including keeping your problem data accessible, monitoring for updates, and preserving your full activity history.


When does the fee apply?

The daily fee begins automatically on day 31 after your Problem Dashboard is created. You don't need to do anything - it's charged from your available Research Console credits each day.

Important: The daily fee applies to both active and paused problems. Pausing a problem does not stop the maintenance fee.


How do I stop the daily fee?

The only way to stop the daily maintenance fee is to mark your problem as Completed or Solved.

Once your problem reaches one of these final statuses, the daily fee stops immediately.

Problem Status

Daily Fee?

Active

✓ Yes (after 30 days)

Paused

✓ Yes (after 30 days)

Completed

✗ No

Solved

✗ No


Where can I see these charges?

All daily maintenance fees are logged in your Problem Logs. You can view them by:

  1. Opening your Problem Dashboard

  2. Clicking View Logs

  3. Looking for daily maintenance entries


Quick math

  • 0.033 credits/day × 30 days = ~1 Research Console credit/month

  • If your problem runs for 90 days beyond the included period, that's roughly 2 Research Console credits in maintenance fees (first 30 days are included).


Tips

  • If your problem is resolved, mark it as Completed or Solved promptly to stop daily fees

  • Pausing your problem will not stop the fee - only completion does

  • Check your Problem Logs periodically to track maintenance charges

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