v0 currently advertises that all errors created by v0 will be fixed for free, which is an extremely important feature for anyone working on complex projects. However, during every generation, v0 enters a stage called “Reviewing Work.” During this stage the agent evaluates its own changes, checks for internal errors and bugs, and then attempts to correct them within the same prompt. While this sounds helpful in theory, the problem is that these internal review and repair operations are counted as part of the paid prompt. This increases the price of the request, often pushes the prompt into a higher cost tier, and in many cases causes the generation to crash entirely. The combination of long review cycles and high compute usage leads to elevated prompt costs and significantly longer work times, even when the user did nothing to trigger these errors.
To maintain fairness and to match what v0 publicly promises, the system should complete the initial user prompt and then begin a separate, free review process that carries over the necessary context. Since v0 states that fixes for errors created by the agent are free, the internal “Reviewing Work” step should not consume user credits or inflate the cost of a prompt. Allowing the agent to review and fix its own mistakes in a separate, cost-free stage would prevent unnecessary price spikes, reduce system crashes, and create a more reliable experience for all users. If this adjustment is not made, the current behavior creates a situation where users are charged for corrections that v0 claims are free, which risks being interpreted as misleading or inconsistent with the advertised feature set.
I am forced to stop reviewed work as it is a big reason v0 stops on longer chats!
I also attached images of the pricing im currently experiencing. These prices are outrages and at a large due to the ‘Reviewing Work’ as reviewing work attempts to redo the entire prompt. Causing either a large spike in cost or a crash, both losing the user credits and money. (Would love a refund on my credits if possible!) they got thrown in the
Thanks v0 team!
