The Influencers Club API uses a credit-based pricing model.
- Credits are deducted only when data is successfully returned.
- You can check remaining credits in the dashboard., or via Check account credits and usage details (
GET /public/v1/account/credits).
Credits are deducted per successfully enriched record.
| Endpoint | Mode | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Enrich by handle | Raw | 0.03 |
| Enrich by handle | Profile | 0.2 |
| Enrich by handle | Analytics | 0.8 |
| Enrich by handle | Full | 1 |
| Enrich by email | — | 0.05 |
Credits are deducted per creator returned (not per request).
| Endpoint | Credits |
|---|---|
| Main discovery API | 0.01 per creator returned |
| Similar creators | 0.01 per creator returned |
Important:
- Credits are consumed on every request that returns creators, even if the filters are identical to a previous request. The API always returns fresh, up-to-date data.
- It is the client's responsibility to track and manage request volume. Use the dashboard or
GET /public/v1/account/creditsto monitor remaining credits.
Monitoring (social listening) is billed at 0.3 credits per creator, per day — see Social listening (monitoring).
Rate limits apply per account, across all endpoints.
| Scope | Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| All endpoints (all accounts) | 300 requests / minute | Requests exceeding this limit return 429. |
Trial accounts can use up to 10 credits total.
Discovery includes a fair-use allowance of unique creators returned, shared across your team.
Every renewal adds 10× your plan's monthly credits in unique creators to your allowance (20× on annual plans). This is a running balance, not a per-period quota — whatever you don't use carries over and keeps accumulating. It is cleared only if your subscription is cancelled.
- A unique creator is one username on one platform — the same creator on two platforms counts as two.
- Only creators actually returned count. Searching and refining are free.
- Each creator counts once per billing period.
We'll email your account owner as you approach your limit. Integration partners can book a call with our team to review the use-case and raise the cap.
Both discovery endpoints return HTTP 429:
{
"error": "Discovery API credit limit reached. Credits reset on subscription renewal."
}This 429 is different from the per-minute rate limit — see Error handling to tell them apart.
Track your discovery usage and remaining allowance in the dashboard.
Two ways to use it, one price:
- Webhooks — subscribe to a type of creator activity (new posts, bio or link-in-bio changes, follower milestones) and get notified in real time, pushed to your app as it happens.
- Campaigns — group creators into a campaign and get the analytics layer on top: per-post metrics, engagement rate, estimated reach, and Earned Media Value (per post and campaign total), plus 7-day trends and an AI-written performance report. Export any of it to CSV.
Both track creators the same way, so both cost the same.
0.3 credits per creator, per day — however you organise them into subscriptions or campaigns. Estimate a campaign as creators × days × 0.3:
| Campaign | Cost |
|---|---|
| 25 creators · 7-day launch | 52.5 credits |
| 50 creators · 30-day campaign | 450 credits |
- Billed per distinct creator, not per subscription or campaign. The same creator tracked in several places — or by several teammates — counts once.
- You pay for each day a creator is tracked: nothing before you add them, nothing after you stop.
- Webhook deliveries, reports, and exports are all part of the per-creator price.
If your balance won't cover the day's charge, monitoring pauses. Top up and resume your subscriptions to continue.
The number of creators and subscriptions you can run scales with your credit balance — see the dashboard for your current tier.
Social listening (monitoring)