Work through the checks
1
Open Usage
Open Usage and pick Tables, Tools or Agents to see credits spent, broken down by table, tool or agent, then by column or account.
2
Find the run
Open the table, then use its History menu’s Credit usage, grouped by Run, to see what each run cost and when.
3
Check for auto-run
A column with Run automatically on new and changed rows turned on spends credits every time its inputs change, with nobody pressing run.
4
Remember what's free
Formula columns, manual edits and the sync itself never spend credits. Enrichment and agent columns do, including on rows a sync adds or changes.
Good to know
Why can't I click through to the run from Usage?
Why can't I click through to the run from Usage?
The workspace Usage page groups spend by table, tool, agent and date, not by a single run you can reopen. Open the table itself and check its Credit usage for a run-by-run view.
Why does a table show spend when no column ran?
Why does a table show spend when no column ran?
A sequence send is charged to its audience table. That spend sits in the table’s total without belonging to any column.
Why did an agent column cost differently than an enrichment column?
Why did an agent column cost differently than an enrichment column?
An agent you build charges each row what its work used, up to a maximum set by effort, web research and lookups. A built-in agent charges one flat price for each row it answers. Open a cell and hover its charge to see what it was made of. See What agents cost.
Why did rows of the same enrichment cost different amounts?
Why did rows of the same enrichment cost different amounts?
Each source behind an enrichment has its own price, and a row is charged the price of the source that answered it. No row costs more than the most the column showed, and an answer reused from an earlier run is free. See Where the data comes from.
Next steps
Usage and reports
Read spend by table, tool, agent and date.
What enrichments cost
What a row is charged, and when.