datawebotChoose the pages. Know the cost.
Credits represent page visits and processing. The number of products or rows returned does not set the price.
| Page visit | Purpose | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Currency verification | 1 |
| 2 | One product page | 1 |
| 2 visits | Total example cost | 2 |
This is a pricing illustration only. It does not describe a completed request or any merchant’s data.
1 page visit = 1 credit
A listing with 50 products costs the same as a detail page with one product. Opening another page adds another credit.
Verification, discovery, pagination, empty responses and failed source visits count. Finding links within an already visited page adds no charge; visiting those links does.
The current Shopify pilot uses standard JSON pages only. Browser rendering and interaction tiers are not enabled. Any future higher page rate must be shown and authorized before execution.
100 trial credits
Every new account gets 100 credits. No card required. Use them through the website or API.
Runs have separate follow controls and hard page and credit budgets, up to 25 each. The default is one source feed plus a currency check: up to 2 credits.
Try an extractionCount visits, then apply the page rate.
Your setup shows a maximum estimate. The run can stop sooner if a feed ends or a source fails.
1 credit per page. Include verification, discovery and every followed page. Rows and variants returned from those pages do not increase the cost.
For example, 10 listing pages cost 10 credits, whether they contain 25 or 250 products. The current Shopify adapter also visits one currency-check page, making that run 11 credits.
One-time credit top-ups
US$1 = 1,000 base credits, with a US$10 minimum. Larger packages include bonus credits. No subscription or automatic recharge.
Pay securely through Stripe Checkout. Credits are added after payment confirmation.
Price a real workflow
Start with the smallest useful request, inspect the page visits, then increase follow limits only when the first result justifies them.