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Understand the Usage page

Read the Usage page - the 30-day credit spend chart by category and the Resources list with credits, pages, page visits, leads and team seats.

· For owners, admins and members

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Billing & Usage → Usage shows how much of your plan a workspace is using: a chart of credit spend over the last 30 days and a list of the resources the plan meters. Every role can open it; unlike Billing, it is not limited to owners.

  1. Open Billing & Usage → Usage in the sidebar. When your credits have a reset date, the heading says Resets in … days.

    Usage page with the sidebar entry highlighted, showing the Credit usage chart and the Resources list

Credit usage

The Credit usage chart shows cumulative credit spend per day over the last 30 days, stacked by what consumed it: Pages & Leads, AI Page Builder, Enrichments, AI Variables, Google Ads and Other. The period total sits in the section header, the legend under the chart gives each category's total, and hovering a day shows that day's breakdown with Total so far. Until the workspace has spent credits, the section reads No credit usage yet.

Resources

  • Credits — credits used against what is available. In your primary workspace that is the shared pool across all your workspaces; in another workspace it is that workspace's credit limit if one is set, otherwise the pool. The bar turns red past 80%, with dashed markers labelled Overage at 75% and Limit at 95%.
  • Landing Pages — pages created in this workspace.
  • Page Visits — visits to your landing pages this month, across all pages. Plans with a visit allowance show how many visits remain and when the count resets; plans without one show Unlimited. If the allowance is used up you see Personalization is paused: pages stay live, but dynamic variables show their fallback values until the allowance resets or you upgrade.
  • Leads — total leads across all audiences.
  • Team — active members in this workspace against the plan's seat limit, or Unlimited.

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