Pricing, Billing, and Credits

Full rate card

See the current Deepline-credit price for every supported provider action.

Pay as you go

Start with a $0 platform fee plus usage. Validate a workflow before you make it recurring.

Growth

Run recurring team workflows with a monthly subscription, included data credits, and discounted usage.

Deepline has three plans: Pay as you go, Growth, and Enterprise. Choose a plan for the operating model, then choose how Deepline should pay for provider calls: your own provider account or managed Deepline credits.

Need a price for a specific action? Open the full rate card first. A tool’s live contract is the source of truth for its current Deepline-credit price.

Plan	What it is for
Pay as you go	Validate a use case with no platform fee and usage-based billing.
Growth	Run recurring team workflows with included data credits and discounted usage.
Enterprise	Govern business-critical deployments with contracted terms and support.

See deepline.com/pricing for current plan details and commercial terms.

Billing modes

Mode	What you pay	Use when
Bring Your Own Keys	Your provider bills you directly.	You already have provider accounts or negotiated rates.
Managed credits	Deepline credits pay for supported provider calls.	You want one balance and no separate provider setup.

Managed credits are usage-based. Growth includes recurring data credits and a usage discount; Enterprise terms are contracted.

What trips people up

BYOK and managed credits are different billing paths. BYOK keeps provider billing in your provider account. Managed credits use your Deepline balance.
A waterfall miss is not always free in managed mode. Some upstream providers charge for attempted lookups, so managed misses can consume credits when providers were actually called.
Prices can vary by tool, provider, operation, and runtime options. Check the live tool card before a large run.
Promo credits add balance. They do not change tool pricing or provider cost semantics.
Provider spend is not exposed to customers. Deepline shows customer-facing Deepline credits and Deepline-priced usage.

Check pricing before a run

Find the tool:

deepline tools search "work email" --json

Inspect the current pricing for a specific tool:

deepline tools get name_and_domain_to_email_waterfall --json

For the generated docs table, use the pricing schedule. For operating limits, use Cost Control.

Pilot before scaling

First, build a small representative pilot file. Include easy, typical, and difficult rows. These input differences can change coverage or provider cost.

deepline billing balance --json

deepline plays describe prebuilt/name-and-domain-to-email-waterfall-batch --json
awk 'NR == 1 || NR == 2 || NR == 8 || NR == 14' leads.csv > leads-pilot.csv
deepline plays run prebuilt/name-and-domain-to-email-waterfall-batch --csv leads-pilot.csv --watch

Then, measure the balance change. Examine recent usage:

deepline billing balance --json
deepline billing usage --limit 50 --json

If the pilot is correct, set a workspace monthly credit cap. Get approval before you run the full file:

deepline billing set-limit 10000 --json

deepline plays run prebuilt/name-and-domain-to-email-waterfall-batch --csv leads.csv --watch

Full rate card

Every provider and endpoint in Deepline credits.

BYOK guide

Connect your own provider contracts.

Cost Control

Use representative pilots, monthly caps, usage checks, and controlled rollout procedures.

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Reference

Pricing, Billing, and Credits

Full rate card

Pay as you go

Growth

Billing modes

What trips people up

Check pricing before a run

Pilot before scaling

Full rate card

BYOK guide

Cost Control

Full rate card

Pay as you go

Growth

​Billing modes

​What trips people up

​Check pricing before a run

​Pilot before scaling

Full rate card

BYOK guide

Cost Control

Billing modes

What trips people up

Check pricing before a run

Pilot before scaling