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Avina uses a credit-based system to meter signal and enrichment usage across your workspace. Understanding how credits work helps you plan your usage and get the most value from your account.

What Are Credits?

Credits are the unit of consumption in Avina. They are deducted when Avina surfaces a new signal lead or enriches a contact’s data. Each workspace has a monthly credit allocation based on its plan tier.

What Consumes Credits

ActionCredit Cost
Signal lead1 credit per unique lead surfaced by a signal
Contact enrichment1 credit per enrichment on that signal lead
A single signal that surfaces a new lead and enriches their contact data costs 2 credits total (1 for the lead + 1 for enrichment).

Monitoring Usage

Track your credit consumption in Settings > Plan & Usage. The usage dashboard shows:
  • Credits used this billing period
  • Credits remaining
  • Usage trend over time
  • Breakdown by signal type: see which signals consume the most credits

Plan Tiers and Limits

Each plan tier includes a monthly credit allocation. Contact your account manager or email support@avina.io for details on plan tiers and pricing.

When Credits Run Out

When your workspace exhausts its monthly credit allocation:
  • Active signals continue monitoring but new leads are queued rather than delivered.
  • Automations pause until credits are replenished.
  • Existing data remains accessible: your feed, accounts, and contacts are unaffected.
You can purchase additional credits or wait for your allocation to reset at the start of the next billing period.

Tips for Managing Credits

  1. Prioritize high-value signals: focus credits on signals that drive the most pipeline (e.g., pricing page visits, champion movement) rather than broad awareness signals.
  2. Use ICP fit filters: configure your ICP tightly so Avina only surfaces and enriches leads that match your target profile, avoiding credit spend on low-fit accounts.
  3. Set signal frequency thoughtfully: higher-frequency signals consume more credits. Start with moderate frequency and increase based on results.
  4. Monitor weekly: check your usage dashboard regularly so you’re never surprised by credit depletion mid-month.