These endpoints let you read your own limits, subscription, and plan. They’re all
read-only. Use them to see how much you have left before a request would hit a
plan limit (402) or the rate limit (429) - so nothing catches you off guard.
Scopes
Check your usage before you spend
GET /v1/usage returns how much you’ve used and have left, grouped by product.
Email Outreach and Lead Finder are separate products, so each is reported on its
own - your Email Outreach plan limits and your Lead Finder credit balance.
Before a large lead import or a send, read the relevant limit and only proceed
while remaining is comfortable. This turns a 402 from a surprise into a
decision you control.
Subscription: everything you pay for, in one place
GET /v1/account/subscription groups your billing by product. Email Outreach
and Lead Finder are independent subscriptions, each with its own billing cycle
and renewal date.
- Your Email Outreach status -
active, on_hold, or inactive when you have
no active subscription (for example, on the free plan).
currentPeriodEnd - when each product’s current paid period ends. It renews
then, or ends if cancelAtPeriodEnd is true, and is null when there’s no
active subscription. Each product has its own, so they can differ.
- Your Email Outreach add-ons - the extra capacity you’ve purchased, in units.
They’re already folded into the caps in
GET /v1/usage, so this is just the
breakdown. null when you have no add-ons, and while the plan is on hold, since
the extra capacity isn’t active then either.
- Your Lead Finder subscription - billed separately from Email Outreach.
null if you don’t have one. The Lead Finder credit balance itself lives in
GET /v1/usage under leadFinder.credits.
Workspace identity
GET /v1/workspace returns the workspace resolved from your key: org name and
timezone. Your plan lives in GET /v1/usage
and GET /v1/account/subscription.