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Every Xpoz plan includes credits. Credits are spent per search, not per result: a search costs a flat number of credits based on the platform, and returns up to 300 results at no extra charge. You pay for the questions you ask, not the data you get back.

What a search costs

Only data queries spend credits. Account, tracking, auth, and operation tools (getAccountDetails, getCreditsUsageHistory, getTrackedItems, addTrackedItems, removeTrackedItems, checkOperationStatus, and the rest) are always free.
Each tool call is charged, including pagination: fetching page 2 of a paged result set is a new call at the same platform rate. Fast mode returns up to 300 results in a single call, so it is the most credit-efficient way to search. See Response Modes.

Plans

Free tier credits are a one-time allocation and do not refresh. When they run out, Free users hit a hard stop; Pro and Max users continue at the extra-credit rate, or can upgrade at any time.

What credits translate to

A search returns up to 300 results for a flat credit price, so credits go a long way: up to 5 million results per month on Pro, and up to 100 million results per month on Max.

CSV export rows

CSV export is the one place rows are metered separately from credits. An export is charged twice: the query itself at the normal platform rate (2-12 credits), plus every exported row against your plan’s row allowance: See CSV Exports for how exports work.

Tracked keywords and users

Continuous tracking slots per plan:

Instant access costs nothing

Instant access tokens spend no credits at all. They return up to 5 results per call for 5 days — enough to evaluate the data before creating an account.

Check your usage

Ask your agent, or check the usage dashboard:
  • getAccountDetails — plan, billing, and remaining subscription and extra credits
  • getCreditsUsageHistory — credits and export rows spent over time, by hour or day
Both are documented in Account Tools.

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Quickstart

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