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Credits & usage

What one credit is, which actions cost a credit and which are free, how monthly plan allowances and rollover work, and where to watch your usage in real time.

TEASE bills the deliberate work the platform does against your connected OnlyFans account — reading a conversation, capturing a campaign, checking your cash — in a single, transparent unit: the credit. You are never charged for the OnlyFans website's own background traffic, and never for a read we can serve from cache. You pay for capacity you actually asked for, and you can watch every credit as it's spent.

What a credit is

One credit is one deliberate action against your connected account. Concretely, a credit is spent when the engine, on your behalf, does one of the following:

ActionWhat it doesKind
Read a conversationHarvest a DM thread for attribution, LTV, and the inboxchat_read
Send a messageDeliver a 1-on-1 DM or one broadcast messagechat_send
Capture a campaignRead a tracking campaign and its list of claimerscampaign_walk
List / create a linkRead your campaigns, or mint a new tracking linkcampaign_list · campaign_create
Read trial statsPull performance for your trial linkstrials_stats
Read your cashRead transactions and payouts — the basis of revenue and attributionmoney_read

Each of these is a signed, first-party action the engine takes as your account. It is counted once, when it happens, at one credit — no per-byte surprises for a normal read.

These kind labels are exactly what you see in the panel's request monitor. Every row is named in plain language («Чтение кассы», «Отправка сообщения») so a credit on your bill always maps to an action you can point at.

What is free

Two large classes of traffic cost zero credits, always:

  • The OnlyFans site's own background traffic. When the engine holds a live session, the OnlyFans web app loads its own feed, stories, subscriber lists, and housekeeping calls. That is the site talking to itself — you did not ask for it, it consumes no capacity we bill, and it never appears on your usage. In the monitor it's tagged «фон» and hidden unless you switch to «Всё».
  • Cache hits. A value that hasn't changed since we last read it is served from our copy, not re-fetched from OnlyFans. Slow-moving reads (configuration, link metadata) are cached and reused, so polling a dashboard does not quietly drain credits.

You pay for fresh, deliberate data — nothing else

This is the whole billing philosophy: a credit represents real, fresh work done against your account. Ambient noise and cache hits are free by design, so your bill reflects the capacity you used, not the platform's plumbing.

Plan allowances

Each plan includes a monthly pool of credits. Unused credits and precise per-plan numbers are shown on your billing page; the current allowances are:

PlanMonthly creditsBest for
Free500Trying the funnel: links, routing, click stats
Pro25,000One model, live: real revenue, fans, and LTV by source
StudioUnlimitedAgencies: multiple models, teams, priority

Each additional connected account on a metered plan adds 10,000 credits to your monthly pool, so a second model doesn't eat into the first's allowance.

Allowances renew each calendar month. The owner account is never metered. Numbers here are the current defaults and can change as plans evolve — your billing page is always the source of truth for what you have left.

Watch your usage in real time

Two surfaces in the panel show exactly where credits go, reconciled to the same billable set:

Because the monitor's «Наши запросы» filter and the usage meter are driven by the same definition of a billable action, the count you see in the feed always reconciles with the number on your bill. Switch the monitor to «Всё» to see the free background traffic too — it's shown for transparency, never charged.

How this compares

If you've used a metered OnlyFans API before, the model will feel familiar: one credit per deliberate request, cache and ambient reads free. The difference is that TEASE meters the actions — named, in plain language, visible as they happen — rather than raw HTTP calls, so a credit always corresponds to something you can recognize on your account.

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