Either you do, from a subscription you already own, or Tycoon does and bills it to your Company Wallet. You choose by connecting a subscription — or not.
If you connect your own subscription
Connect your Claude or Codex subscription under Integrations, and your team's work runs on it. That work does not draw Wallet credit for model usage. You are paying your AI provider directly, exactly as you already were.
This suits you if you already pay for a plan and would rather use the allowance you have than buy the same capacity twice.
If you don't connect one
Your team runs on Tycoon's own capacity and the usage is billed to your Company Wallet. Nothing to set up, nothing to maintain — this is the default, and most workspaces stay here.
If a connected subscription stops working
Tycoon stops rather than quietly moving your work onto its own capacity and charging you for it. A subscription that is present but expired, revoked, or unreadable is treated as a problem to tell you about, not a reason to reach for your Wallet. You will see the task waiting on that, and reconnecting resumes it.
The one exception is a subscription you deliberately disconnect: that is a clear instruction, so work continues on Tycoon's capacity and bills the Wallet as it did before you connected anything.