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Application Review credits are deprecated. They’re being replaced by shared credits, a single balance your workspace uses for Application Review, Screening and contact enrichment. If your workspace has moved over, see Credits for rates, expiry, buying more and limits.
Application Review Credits pay for evaluating candidate applications, whether they come from your connected ATS or from CVs you upload directly. The credit balance and rate depend on your workspace’s billing setup. For how Application Review works end to end, see the Application Review Overview.

How credits are used

For workspaces using shared credits, each evaluated application uses the credits shown in the rate table, subject to any free allowance. For workspaces using Application Review-specific credits, each evaluated application uses one Application Review credit, subject to the available allowance.

Allowances and renewal

Your available allowance, renewal dates and purchase options depend on your workspace’s plan or contract.
  • Shared credits: Open Settings → Credits & billing to check your balance, usage and any renewal or expiry dates.
  • Application Review-specific credits: Open Application Review → Credits to check that balance and its renewal details.
Use the purchase options on the credit page for your workspace’s billing setup. Review the amount and expiry before completing your purchase.
Credits are non-refundable.

Running out of credits

Once any free allowance is used, evaluations that require credits wait until credits are available. Check your balance and spending limits on your workspace’s credit page.

Credits and paused reviews

Pausing a review stops Metaview evaluating new candidates. When you resume:
  • For an ATS-connected review, all candidates currently in the selected ATS stage who have not yet been evaluated will be processed — including those who applied during the pause.
  • For an upload-based review, any CVs you’ve added through Add applicants that haven’t been evaluated yet will be processed on resume.
Resuming a review may use credits for all newly accumulated candidates.
Deleting an Application Review archives it, and it no longer consumes credits. See Pausing and Managing Reviews for the full detail on stopping a review temporarily or permanently.