What is Warp.Dev?
Warp Build is an AI-powered terminal and agentic development environment for developers who want faster coding workflows, cloud and local agents, codebase indexing, Warp Drive collaboration, and 1,500 monthly credits for premium AI assistance.
What you get
- Includes the Warp Build plan subscription.
- Get 1,500 credits every month.
- Personal access for Warp account
- Use AI agents for faster coding workflows.
- Access OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google models.
- Organize commands with Warp Drive collaboration tools.
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Warp.Dev personal account FAQ
What does shared access mean?
One account is shared by several members through the DigitaVision extension. Each member signs in once. The limits that apply to each tool are listed on the Limits page.
How fast is delivery?
Shared tools are available in the member area once the payment is confirmed. Personal accounts usually take 2–4 hours, up to 24 hours in rare cases; your login is then on the product credentials page of the member area.
What happens if a tool stops working?
The refund and warranty matrix covers it. A shared tool that is down for more than 48 hours gets a replacement or a pro-rated refund. A personal account gets a replacement first; where a product states a warranty, it is shown on its page.
Can I pay in BDT?
Yes. Prices show in USD or BDT; the toggle is in the header. The payment methods you can use are listed at checkout in the member area.
Do you sell cracked software?
No. We don’t sell cracked software, stolen accounts or anything that bypasses a vendor’s terms. How the tools may be used is set out in the fair-use policy.
