> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.rankability.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.rankability.com/account-and-settings/credit-costs-reference.md).

# Usage limits reference

Rankability no longer asks full-platform customers to calculate credits for individual actions. Every full-platform tool is included, and on-demand activity uses pooled rolling limits shown under **Settings → Billing**.

## Full-platform accounts

* General usage uses a rolling 7-day window.
* Burst usage uses a rolling 24-hour window.
* Capacity recovers continuously as older activity rolls out.
* Scheduled tracking and monitoring are protected from the on-demand windows.
* Website-level activity is shown relatively, without exposing internal units or action prices.
* API and MCP work uses the same pooled contract as the application.

Larger crawls, broader scans, and high-volume generation naturally use more capacity than a small request, but you do not need to price each action. Rankability warns only when usage is low or temporarily limited.

## Copywriter Core

Copywriter Core is a separate standalone product. Its Billing and usage response shows completed-outcome allowances for content assets, optimizations, and requested full-document rewrites. Those allowances do not become full-platform credits and do not unlock other platform tools.

## Other safeguards

Pooled usage is separate from request-rate limits, crawler page quotas, provider availability, concurrency controls, and abuse prevention. An action can be included in the platform and still wait or fail when one of those operational safeguards applies.

See [Understanding billing and usage](/account-and-settings/understanding-billing-and-credits.md) for website billing, protected legacy terms, recovery behavior, and subscription changes.