How Miles's work draws on your budget

Your fee is a work budget. Overflow draws your wallet, and top-ups roll over.

Your monthly fee is a work budget: Miles's work draws against it as he does things for you.

If you use more than it covers, the overflow draws your pre-paid wallet.
Top-ups roll over — money you put in doesn't expire at the end of the month.
Without a plan you run wallet-only, and stop at $0.

Voice

Voice is metered in characters: 60,000 a month on a paid plan (about an hour of calls) and 5,000 on wallet-only. See Call Miles by voice.

Miles shows a notice and offers a top-up rather than stopping you dead. See Miles usage limits.

> Nothing here is a per-message charge you have to count. It's a budget, and the app > tells you where you are in it.