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Credits are how the platform measures usage. This article explains the two types of credits, how they're consumed, and how to track your spending over time.
Written By Kevin Lawrie
Last updated About 3 hours ago
The two types of credits
Regular credits are always consumed before extra credits. If you have 500 regular credits and 200 extra credits and an activity costs 10 credits, it comes from your regular balance first.
How credits roll over
The platform uses a rollover model. Each billing cycle, your monthly credit allocation is added to your existing balance — not replaced. If you had 300 credits left from last month and your plan adds 1,000 this month, you now have 1,300.
Regular credits don't expire, so there's no pressure to use them up before the end of a cycle.
Viewing your credit usage
Go to Settings → Credit Usage.
Select a time range to see your consumption:
Last 24 Hours
Last 7 Days
Last 30 Days
Custom Range (pick any start and end date)
The page shows:
Total credits consumed in the selected period
Breakdown by category — each activity type shown separately with its credit total
Per-signal breakdown — expand any category to see which Signals consumed credits and how much
Individual events — expand further to see timestamps, action types, and metadata for each credit event
Complete credit consumption reference
Every activity that consumes credits, and how much:
Professional Social Signals
Reddit Signals
YouTube Signals
Enrichment & Finders
AI Agents
Other
Quick reference
Why filters save credits
The biggest credit cost is contact enrichment at 2 credits per person. Everything before enrichment — collecting posts, reactions, and comments — is cheap by comparison. This is why the job title filter, employee filter, minimum likes threshold, and AI Agent pre-enrichment gates exist: they prevent you from spending 2 credits enriching someone who isn't relevant.
See [Filtering who gets enriched] and [What are AI Agents and how do they work] for how to use these effectively.
Running low on credits
If your credit balance is low, a banner appears in the app. You can purchase extra credits at any time from your account billing page — they're added to your balance immediately and consumed after your regular credits.