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Credits & pricing rules

What every call costs, the two kinds of credits, when monthly credits reset, and what happens at zero.

Two kinds of credits

You have two kinds of credits.

  • Monthly credits come with your plan. On Free they reset on the 1st of each month (UTC). On a paid plan they reset on your billing date each month. Unused monthly credits do not roll over.
  • Purchased credits come from a pay-as-you-go pack, never expire, and are only spent once the monthly ones are gone.

Plans and packs

PlanPriceCredits
Free$0200 a month
Starter$49 a month5,000 a month
Standard$99 a month15,000 a month

Packs: 1,500 credits for $25, 5,000 for $75. They never expire and are spent after your monthly credits.

A check on all four engines costs 12 credits, so Free is about 16 four-engine checks a month, Starter about 416, Standard about 1,250.

Plans, packs and the full price list are on /pricing.

What each call costs

CallCredits
check_visibility3 per engine that answers, so 12 for all four
suggest_prompts1
audit_page1
google_rank1
keyword_volume1 per 10 keywords, minimum 20 per call
check_crawlersFree
historyFree
GET /meFree

Keyword volume costs 1 credit per 10 keywords, with a minimum of 20 credits per call. So 1 to 200 keywords cost 20 credits, and 1,000 keywords cost 100. Send your keywords together in one call, not one at a time.

What is never charged

  • An engine that times out is never charged.
  • A call that returns an error costs nothing.
  • Free calls never touch your balance.

Every response says what it cost in credits: { charged, remaining }. On a free call charged is 0 and remaining is null.

At zero credits

Out of credits → a 402 credits_exhausted error with a link to upgrade or buy a pack. The message says how many credits the call needs and how many you have:

credits_exhausted: This call needs 12 credits; you have 5. Your free plan gives 200 credits a month — upgrade or buy a pack at https://geondex.com/account.

Nothing is queued and nothing is charged automatically.

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