Just logged into Udio to check my remaining credits and noticed the pricing page has been updated. The terms now clearly state that all purchased credits expire 90 days from the date of purchase. This is a significant change from the previous policy where they did not expire.
This shifts the cost calculation substantially, especially for occasional users. It's no longer a "top up and use when needed" model. It's now a use-it-or-lose-it subscription in all but name.
Key points from the new terms:
* Credits from any plan (including annual) expire 90 days after purchase.
* This applies to both subscription credits and one-time top-ups.
* The free tier credits still refresh monthly and don't seem to carry this expiration.
Has anyone from the community gotten official confirmation on whether this applies retroactively to existing credit balances? The lack of a grandfathering clause or prior communication is concerning.
For anyone evaluating this as a business tool, this increases the effective cost per generation if your usage is variable. You need to model your expected monthly usage much more precisely now to avoid wasting credits.
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