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Scrinly charges credits before starting work so exhausted accounts cannot consume browser time. Failed renders are refunded.

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Browser operations

Batch requests charge one credit per submitted URL and refund URLs that fail validation or rendering. Scheduled requests are charged when they fire, not when the schedule is created.

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Blueprint interpretation

interpret=true adds a grounded prose reading of the blueprint. It is an increment on the blueprint, not a separate price: There is no tier below 9, because the browser work happens on every request and only the model call can be discounted. The interpretation cache is keyed on a projection of the blueprint rather than the URL, so an unchanged page reuses its document even though each capture differs. refresh=true bypasses the interpretation cache and regenerates at the full tariff. The capture always runs. If the capture succeeds and the model call does not, the response is HTTP 200 with status:"blueprint_only". You keep the blueprint and only the interpretation credits come back:

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Check current usage

Call GET /usage or inspect X-Scrinly-Credits-Used and X-Scrinly-Credits-Limit on render responses. The dashboard additionally shows the last 30 days broken down by day and endpoint, including failed requests and the credits refunded for them.

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Page blueprints

blueprint=true on a snapshot adds 6 credits, so a blueprint comes to 8 in total: 1 for the extraction, 1 for the design it implies, and 6 for the blueprint itself. One request captures the page at two viewports with stepped scrolling in each, which is more browser work than a screenshot and less than a crawl. It is charged before the capture starts and refunded in full if nothing is produced.

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Free plan and renewals

New accounts start on the free plan with 100 credits per month. Your credit allowance refreshes every month, on the same date each month, whichever plan you are on. The dashboard shows the exact date.

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Monthly and yearly billing

Paid plans can be billed monthly or yearly. Yearly costs about 20% less than twelve monthly payments.
Yearly billing changes when you pay, not how many credits you get. An annual plan refreshes the same monthly allowance twelve times over the year — it does not grant twelve months of credits up front.
So Pro billed yearly is 10,000 credits every month for twelve months, not 120,000 credits available immediately. Your renewal date and your credit refresh date are therefore different on an annual plan, and the dashboard shows both. Switching between monthly and yearly, changing plan, changing a card, or cancelling are all handled in the billing portal, reachable from the dashboard. Switching does not reset your credit cycle — your allowance keeps refreshing on the date it always did. Cancelling returns the account to the free plan; existing API keys keep working at the free allowance. Plan prices and allowances are maintained on the Scrinly pricing page.