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# LeadBoxer Credits

LeadBoxer uses credits to measure usage. Every action, such as identifying a visitor's company, enriching data or generating an account summary, uses a fixed number of credits. Email open, click and form submit tracking are free.

Prices are on the [LeadBoxer pricing page](https://www.leadboxer.com/pricing). For how credits, overage and pay-as-you-go work, see [LeadBoxer Pricing Explained](/leadboxer/account-and-billing/leadboxer-pricing-explained.md).

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### What Do Actions Cost?

| Action                      | Credits |
| --------------------------- | ------- |
| Visitor (IP) identification | 20      |
| Company enrichment          | 10      |
| Contact enrichment          | 50      |
| Persona match lookup        | 10      |
| Persona email lookup        | 25      |
| Account summary (AI)        | 100     |
| Visitor pageview (event)    | 1       |
| Email open tracking         | Free    |
| Email clickthrough tracking | Free    |
| Form submit tracking        | Free    |

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### How Many Credits Do I Get?

| Plan    | Credits / month | Credit validity |
| ------- | --------------- | --------------- |
| Free    | 25,000          | 1 month         |
| Starter | 100,000         | 2 months        |
| Growth  | 250,000         | 3 months        |
| Scale   | 1,000,000       | 6 months        |

{% hint style="info" %}
On the Free plan you can add a credit card to continue on pay-as-you-go once your 25,000 free credits are used.
{% endhint %}

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### How to Track and Use Credits

Open **Credit Overview** from the profile menu (top right). It shows:

* your current credit balance and how much of your monthly credits you have used
* which actions used your credits
* your credit usage over time, for a date range you choose

You can upgrade your plan anytime on the [Billing](/leadboxer/account-and-billing/billing-and-subscription.md) page to increase your included credits and lower your price per credit.

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### Frequently Asked Questions

#### Do credits expire?

Yes. Unused credits expire after the validity period of your plan (see the table above).

#### Can I use more credits than my plan includes?

Yes. On a paid plan, extra usage is billed automatically as overage, at a lower rate than pay-as-you-go. See [Overage pricing](/leadboxer/account-and-billing/leadboxer-pricing-explained.md#overage-pricing).

#### What happens if I run out of credits on the Free plan?

Data processing pauses until your credits reset, or until you upgrade to a plan or add a card for pay-as-you-go.


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