Understanding Credit Usage for Company Data Enrichment

when enriching a company, it takes one credit per each data point you want to extract or is 1 credit for all the data points available

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When enriching a company, you pay credits per enriched cell, not per individual data point. Each company enrichment action costs a fixed amount regardless of how many data points are returned. For example: ** Datagma company enrichment: 2 credits per enriched cell ** Clearbit company enrichment: 8 credits per enriched cell You get all available data points from that provider for the single credit cost per cell.
Sources: Datagma integration overview | Documentation | Clay University Clearbit integration overview | Documentation | Clay University Clearbit integration overview | Documentation | Clay University How Clay Credits Work FAQ | Clay.com Credits | Documentation | Clay University
Munnawar H.
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Hi Martin, Thank you for reaching out to the support team! Could you clarify your question a little bit? It would be helpful if you could share a screenshot of the credit estimate you’re referring to. In general, different enrichments do cost different amounts. When you see a sign that says “1 credit,” it typically means the enrichment costs 1 credit per company for that integration. If the integration is part of a waterfall (where multiple data providers are tried in sequence), you might see something like “~1 credit.” This means it could be slightly more or less depending on how many data providers are activated in the waterfall, but it’s usually around 1 credit overall. Looking forward to your screenshot so I can give you a more precise answer!
Channeled
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