Prepaid credits, no subscription. A call that fails or is refused costs nothing, and when your credits run out, calls stop: there is never a bill for more than you bought.
Free, every month
5,000 credits, no card
The full API, the MCP server, a monitor, and a webhook. Spent before anything you buy, reset on the first of each month, never rolled over.
Limits
Total purchases, net of refunds, set a workspace's tier. Spending credits never lowers it.
| Tier | Total purchases | Requests/minute | Monitors | Webhooks | Hourly monitors |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | None | 30 | 1 | 1 | No |
| Tier 1 | $5+ | 120 | 10 | 5 | Yes |
| Tier 2 | $100+ | 300 | 50 | 25 | Yes |
| Tier 3 | $500+ | 600 | 200 | 100 | Yes |
What you are buying
Four words do all the work on this page. None of them should require a support ticket.
One post, comment, community, or profile returned to you. Not a request. A request that returns forty posts is forty results, and a request that returns none is zero.
The unit a result is billed in. An X post is 1 credit, a Reddit post 3, because they cost different amounts to collect. Every response reports what it charged in the x-credits-charged header, so you never reconstruct a bill.
A successful call to a data endpoint costs at least 1 credit, even when it matches nothing, because reaching the source is the expensive part. Calls that fail or are refused cost nothing, and monitors, webhooks, and usage endpoints are free to manage.
One execution of a saved query on its schedule: the 1-credit minimum plus the same per-result rate as the call by hand, for each new result. Results it has already shown you are not charged again.
Worked example
A daily monitor on three subreddits that finds about forty new posts a day costs roughly 120 credits a run, about 3,600 a month: under the free grant alone, or about $0.60 of the $20 pack.
A run that finds nothing new costs one credit, because results it has already shown you are never charged twice.