Run a workflow and review the result
Lesson 7.3 of 45 Video 1 min read Updated Oct 14, 2026
Run your workflow, understand what you pay for (the sum of the steps) and what happens when a step fails: you only pay for the ones that finished.
7.3Run a workflow and review the result
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A workflow runs like any model: you fill in its inputs and click "Run". What changes is how the price is worked out.
Step by step
- Open your workflow with "Try it" in "My workflows", or straight from its page.
- Fill in the inputs you defined with the assistant.
- Look at the "Run" button: the cost is the sum of the steps. If a step repeats over a list whose size isn't known yet, you'll see a maximum ("up to N credits").
- Run it and wait for the result, as with any model.
- If the result isn't what you wanted, go back to the editor, check the stages in the "Graph" tab and ask the assistant for the change. Then build it again.
What you pay for
- You pay the sum of the steps that actually run. The amount on the button is an estimate: whatever is left over from what was reserved is refunded.
- If a step fails, the run stops. If any step had already produced a result, it ends as "Incomplete" and you only pay for the steps that finished.
- If no step finishes, the run fails and we refund your credits minus a small fee (more in this question).
To use a workflow inside another, see workflows inside workflows.
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