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Understanding Credits on Clay Tables: Total vs. Per Row Explained

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Hi there, I’m fairly new to Clay, and we’re currently working on our POC. I have a quick silly question - What does the credits number on each table mean (see my screenshot), 16 credits in our case? Does it represent the number of credits consumed per row, or is it the total number consumed across all rows so far?

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Currently, we don't have automatic table-wide credit spend reports. However, you can check credit usage at the column level by right-clicking on a specific column and selecting "Run Info" - this will show you a summary of the total credits spent on that column to date.For individual actions, you can see the credit cost displayed in a green bubble on the far right of each action in the enrichment panel. This indicates the cost per row for that specific action. Sources: Credits Calculator | Clay.com How Clay Credits Work
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Looks like you're still looking for help. We're escalating this over to our support team and someone should be in touch soon. In the meantime, feel free to include any other information that may be helpful in solving your issue!
Daniela D.
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Hey there! Apologies for the delay. The credit number you see in the "Overview" section is an estimate of the credit spend per row in the table, based on the number of enrichment columns present in the table. Let me know if that helps!
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Thank you so much for sharing your feedback Stas!