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A trial gets 3,000 to 8,000 credits by plan, 10 paid requests a minute and no auto top-up. Spend them on one domain you know: an overview, its referring domains, metrics for your terms, one audit, and a tracker on twenty keywords and one device, run by hand.
A dollar buys 2,500 top-up credits, from $10 a purchase. They never expire and are spent after plan credits. Auto top-up starts on: under 10% of the allowance it buys $20 more, at most 3 times and $60 a day.
netweft reserves credits at the rate card's price before a paid call goes out, then reads the real charge off the response and settles against it. The reservation is a ceiling, so a cheaper operation releases the difference, and a workspace that cannot cover it is refused before anything is bought.
Every netweft lookup costs real vendor money before anybody pays anything, so a free tier spends that money on accounts that will never convert. Instead there is a read-only demo, and a short trial with 3,000 to 8,000 credits by plan, a tighter rate limit and no auto top-up.
Almost every number in an SEO tool is bought from a data vendor per call or per keyword. netweft prices one credit at $0.0001 of raw vendor cost, reserves credits before a call runs, and settles the reservation against what the vendor actually charged.
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