Credits and Quotas
The website uses Credits for plan allowance and consumption. The CLI uses quota to show current balance, usage status, and related limits. These terms describe different views of the same Skill usage path and should not be confused with Rest API Credit.
Start free
- New accounts receive a one-time allowance of 30 free Credits
- No credit card is required
- The free allowance is one-time, not a monthly renewal
- Use the NoxInfluencer pricing page for current paid plans and prices
How Credits are used
- Different actions can have different unit prices
- Creator search and lookalike discovery are priced by the number of creators returned
- A smaller, purposeful shortlist is usually easier to budget than one large result set
- Product feedback does not consume Credits
- Remote MCP read tools use the same Skill accounting model as the matching API-backed read tools
Current action prices come from the server. Do not treat legacy prototypes, old announcements, or fixed example prices as current pricing.
Why an action can fail when Credits remain
Some capabilities also depend on an underlying NoxInfluencer service quota, plan entitlement, or scope. An action may check all of the following:
- Whether enough Credits remain
- Whether the account includes the capability
- Whether the underlying service quota is available
A remaining Credit balance does not make every Tool automatically available. When an action is blocked, distinguish between insufficient balance, an underlying service quota, and a capability that is not enabled.
Useful commands
noxinfluencer quota
noxinfluencer quota usage --days 7
noxinfluencer pricing tools --charged-only
noxinfluencer pricing tools --action creator_search
noxinfluencer pricing tools --action creator_lookalikes
How Rest API Credit differs
Rest API starts from /api-service and the current API documentation. It uses separate Rest API Credit. Do not use the Skill's Credit balance to infer Rest API access, and do not treat a Rest API key as the default Skill / CLI sign-in credential.




