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Raw data
Retrieving the source itself — loading pages, expanding discussion threads, pulling transcripts. Richer sources take more retrieval work than simple ones, and asking for more results takes more work than asking for a few.
Pricing details
What things cost
Every task your agent runs is metered in credits — the same credits across all plans and top-up packages. This page shows what typical actions cost, how far apart the sources sit — hundreds of times, end to end — and what makes a request cost more than another.
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AI processing
Every source is cleaned, indexed line by line, and scored for relevance to your query, so your agent can cite exact passages instead of re-reading everything. Media analysis (video transcription, image description) runs only where it applies.
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Metered per task
You pay for work actually done — no seats, no minimums. Re-reading data you already collected is free, asking again for something you asked a moment ago costs nothing, and a link that cannot be opened is not charged for at all.
Search
One search query, with the results collected and indexed so your agent can cite them.
| Action | What's included | Credits | ≈ per request |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon | Product listings, US store — other countries about five times more | ~2 | €0.0005 |
| Trustpilot | One company-reviews query: the matching companies, their scores and how many people rated them | ~8 | €0.0016 |
| One community search query | ~9 | €0.0018 | |
| One web search query, results scored for relevance | ~12 | €0.0023 | |
| DuckDuckGo | A second web index — three quarters of it is missing from Google | ~12 | €0.0023 |
| Google News | One news query: headlines, publishers, publication times and links to the publishers’ own pages | ~12 | €0.0023 |
| Google Scholar | One academic query: papers, preprints and theses with their citation counts | ~12 | €0.0023 |
| Google Patents | One patent query: documents with holder, inventor, filing dates and legal status per office | ~12 | €0.0023 |
| Google Jobs | Openings with employer, location and pay — nothing in the EEA | ~12 | €0.0023 |
| Walmart | One product search in the United States Walmart store, with prices, ratings and who is selling | ~12 | €0.0023 |
| Google Hotels | Properties with class, rating and price for the stated nights | ~12 | €0.0025 |
| App stores | One query against the Google Play or App Store catalogue | ~13 | €0.0025 |
| Google Flights | Flights on one route and day, one-way prices | ~13 | €0.0025 |
| YouTube | One video search query | ~13 | €0.0026 |
| Google Maps | One places query, geo-targeted automatically | ~14 | €0.0028 |
| Tripadvisor | One query for restaurants, hotels, attractions or tours in a named place, in the order the site ranks them | ~15 | €0.0030 |
| TikTok | One short-video search query | ~20 | €0.0040 |
| Threads | One social search query | ~20 | €0.0040 |
| Google Shopping | Product listings with shop, price and rating | ~24 | €0.0048 |
| Business listings | Every business of a kind in a place, with ratings and contacts | ~156 | €0.0312 |
| Web mentions | Where a phrase turns up across the web, one result per site | ~251 | €0.0502 |
Reading sources
Fetching a URL: retrieval plus cleanup, indexing and relevance. What a page costs follows its size.
| Action | What's included | Credits | ≈ per request |
|---|---|---|---|
| PDF document | Text extraction and indexing | 3 | €0.0006 |
| Amazon product | Price, stock, specifications, variants, offers and shown reviews | ~5 | €0.0009 |
| Google Finance | Price plus every quarter and year the source reports | ~12 | €0.0023 |
| Google Maps updates | What a business is announcing on its own profile, added to a place read | ~12 | €0.0023 |
| Zillow property | Price, estimate, size, taxes, schools and price history | ~12 | €0.0024 |
| Walmart product | Price, stock, specifications, variants and shown reviews | ~12 | €0.0024 |
| Google Hotels property | Address, rating breakdown, amenities and the sites quoting it | ~12 | €0.0025 |
| App store listing | Listing with rating, version and user reviews | ~7–20 | €0.0026 |
| Company or map place | The place card where there is one, plus reviews with scores and replies | ~16–29 | €0.0044 |
| Web page or article | Rendered page as clean text | ~6–50 | €0.0052 |
| X (Twitter) post | Post with author, engagement and replies | ~21 | €0.0042 |
| Facebook post | Post with author, engagement and comments | ~21 | €0.0042 |
| First and foremost person profiles — plus company pages and posts | ~21 | €0.0042 | |
| Threads post | Post with author, engagement and replies | ~21 | €0.0042 |
| Bluesky post | Post with author, engagement and replies | ~21 | €0.0042 |
| Pinterest pin | Pin with description and engagement | ~21 | €0.0042 |
| Twitch content | Channel or clip details | ~21 | €0.0042 |
| Snapchat content | Public profile or story details | ~21 | €0.0042 |
| Truth Social post | Post with author, engagement and replies | ~21 | €0.0042 |
| Amazon product (non-US) | The same read on any other national store | ~23 | €0.0046 |
| Google Patents document | One patent with claims, dates and legal status | ~25 | €0.0051 |
| Google Scholar author | Researcher profile with publications and citation counts | ~37 | €0.0075 |
| YouTube video | Timestamped transcript plus video details | ~42 | €0.0084 |
| Google Shopping listing | All shops with prices, specifications and other listings | ~46 | €0.0092 |
| Walmart product reviews | Deeper review set — billed per review page | ~47 | €0.0094 |
| Instagram post | Post with replies; images described by AI where present | ~55 | €0.0110 |
| TikTok post | Post with replies and video transcription | ~59 | €0.0118 |
| Reddit thread | Thread with replies | ~60–90 | €0.0140 |
Advertising
What advertisers are running, and what a single ad says.
| Action | What's included | Credits | ≈ per request |
|---|---|---|---|
| An advertiser’s ads | Facebook, TikTok or LinkedIn: the ads that advertiser is running now, with their wording | ~20–40 | €0.0060 |
| Ads on Google | The wording of a single ad, with the countries it runs in | ~39 | €0.0077 |
| One ad, read in full | Every version of an ad, where it runs and how long it has been running | ~20 | €0.0039 |
| One ad with images | One ad with its images described | ~23 | €0.0047 |
Search visibility
One question about keywords, rankings, links, domains or search interest, answered from a search-data index.
| Action | What's included | Credits | ≈ per request |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search interest | How much a subject is searched in one country, and how that moved | ~12 | €0.0025 |
| Keyword demand | Search volumes, trend, difficulty, cost per click and intent for a set of phrases | ~140 | €0.0280 |
| Rankings | What a site ranks for, its best-performing pages, or who competes with it | ~150 | €0.0300 |
| Backlinks | Who links to a site, with anchor text, strength, spam score and first-seen dates | ~250 | €0.0500 |
| Domain profile | Registration and expiry, technology stack, contacts and the size of a site’s search presence | ~1,275 | €0.2550 |
Answers
Working over data you already collected: cited answers grounded in your sources.
| Action | What's included | Credits | ≈ per request |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ask — per source | Each data record consulted while answering your question | ~4 | €0.0009 |
| Ask — typical question | A question answered over ~30 collected sources, with citations | ~150 | €0.0310 |
How long it takes
Timed on the same requests as the tables above. A web search comes back in a second or two. Company-review, app-store and community searches take anywhere from two to eighteen seconds, and advertising searches four to fifteen. Reading a page takes four to twenty seconds depending on how much is on it; reading a single ad about five, or twenty if you also ask for its pictures to be described — four times the wait for about a fifth more credits. Asking again for something you asked a moment ago returns instantly, and so does a link that cannot be opened. The product, news, patent, academic, job and DuckDuckGo searches answer in two to eight seconds; hotel, flight and search-interest questions in three to five. Reading a product, an instrument, a property card or a patent takes one to seven seconds, an academic profile about thirteen.
Why do sources cost different amounts?
Because they are different amounts of work, and the spread is wide. A single-store product search and a full domain profile, both single requests, are hundreds of times apart. A discussion thread with hundreds of replies is many pages; a short article is one. Billing follows the actual work, so simple things stay cheap.
What if nothing is found, or a link is broken?
A search that finds nothing is still a search. A link that cannot be opened costs nothing at all: it comes back in under a second and is not billed.
What about repeated work?
Data you've collected is stored and re-readable for free, and asking for something you asked for a short while ago costs nothing.
Are credits the same everywhere?
Yes — a credit buys the same work whether it came from a monthly plan or a top-up package. Only the price per credit differs: larger packages and plans are cheaper per credit.