How billing works
Semantic search is the only separately billed storage operation. Ordinary storage reads and writes have no per-operation credit charge.
- A semantic storage search costs 1 credit.
- Rejected or failed semantic searches are refunded.
- Storage capacity, when needed, is purchased separately as a monthly add-on.
Price in practice
Semantic search is charged when the platform performs the search, not when data is merely read or written. This keeps capacity and query activity visible as separate costs.
Permissions and capacity can still prevent a search, and an unsuccessful search is not left as a billable result.
Rate card
ServicePriceHow it is applied
Semantic storage search1 CrRefunded when the search is rejected or fails
Storage reads and writes0 CrSubject to storage capacity and permissions
Questions
Does database capacity include search?
No. Capacity and semantic search are separate charges: capacity is monthly, search is per operation.
Are ordinary storage reads billed?
No. The separate operation price applies to semantic storage search.
What happens if semantic search cannot run?
A rejected or failed search is refunded.