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16th September 2025 ·
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Get The Most From Every Search: A Guide to ChannelCrawler Credits

Jake Kitchiner

Learn how ChannelCrawler’s credits work so you can reveal contacts, export lists, and manage outreach efficiently.

ChannelCrawler uses two types of credits: Email & Download Credits and Search Credits. Understanding how each works will help you plan your outreach efficiently and make the most of your subscription.

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How Credits Work

Email & Download Credits

You can use these credits in two main ways:

Reveal individual emails

Clicking to reveal an email costs 1 credit.

Once revealed, the email remains available for as long as you’re subscribed.

You can also add it to a saved list for easy access later.

Download lists

Export lists of any size, whether a single channel or 1,000+ at a time.

Each email costs 1 credit and includes the channel summary plus social handles.

If you only need the summary (without the email), it costs just 0.1 credits.

📌 Pro tip: Credits never expire, and the more you purchase at once, the lower the cost per credit. If you’re planning exports over time, estimate your needs and buy in bulk to secure the best rate.

Search Credits

Search credits are deducted each time you conduct a search within the platform. With this system, you’re only charged for the results you view, not the entire search.

Each page shows up to 20 channels, so viewing the first page costs 20 credits.

If the last page only displays 16 channels, you’re charged just 16 credits.

You’ll never be charged for results you don’t open.

This gives you full control as you only pay for the data you actually need.

Credits Made Simple and Flexible

Whether you’re revealing individual contacts, exporting large influencer lists, or browsing new niches, ChannelCrawler’s credit system is designed to be transparent and cost-effective. Use only what you need and always know exactly where your spend is going.

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