COMMERCIAL CLARITY
Credits are platform access units. They are not cash, stored value, or a guarantee of commercial success — they're simply what you spend to unlock a Verified Opportunity or a Prospect Intelligence record.
Prospect research and a submitted buying requirement are not the same product. Always check the product definition and availability before confirming a purchase.
Price per opportunity
The exact credit price appears on the private opportunity card itself, because it depends on that specific opportunity. Access may be exclusive to your organisation or shared with a stated maximum number of providers — the more exclusive the access, the higher the price, and both are always shown before you confirm.
20 credits
Assigned once to your organisation from approved inventory. Research does not imply buying intent — these are researched organisations, not confirmed demand.
45 / 80 credits
Larger approved Prospect Intelligence packs. Check the available fields, coverage and permitted use for each segment before accessing the records.
From account checks to completed access:
Your organisation must already be approved to access the marketplace. Company verification must still be valid. Buyers also need a confirmed buyer package or an active membership.
The record or segment must itself be approved and available, not still in quality review.
The exact price and access scope are displayed to you before you confirm anything. Your available credit balance must cover the selected purchase; a membership alone does not unlock every record.
After a successful purchase, the credit transaction and authorised access are recorded for your organisation. Public research counts do not grant access to private contact details.
Nothing is deducted silently, and nothing is deducted before you've seen the price.
If a record turns out to be materially invalid or incorrectly represented, you can submit a quality claim within seven days of purchase. To be clear about what this covers: a claim is not automatically approved just because a prospect declines to respond, doesn't buy, or can't be reached on the first attempt — that's the normal risk of any outreach. It's there for cases where what you received doesn't match what was described.
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