You’re likely reading this because you're either considering an unlimited plan and wondering, "What are export credits?" or you're already on one and want more information. Either way, we're here to clarify everything for you.

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Export credits are required when processing a list, whether it’s a lead list or an account list. Each prospect that appears in the list will deduct an export credit.

This applies to all returned leads or companies, regardless of the verification process—each one will consume an export credit. Below are the different processes that would deduct an export credit.

We have this process in place to prevent misuse of the unlimited plan. Each prospect on your list undergoes a thorough AI-driven process to gather their information. This extends beyond just emails and phone numbers—additional valuable data is also included in the CSV.

For more details on the types of data provided with an export, check out the article below.

Duplicates are a common concern—after all, who wants to pay for information they already have? I know I wouldn’t. Fortunately, export credits are NOT deducted for people who have already been exported or saved to your Wiza account.

We recognize that some users may need more export credits than what's provided with a single license. If that applies to you, simply reach out to us through our live chat, and we'll provide information on how to obtain additional credits.

Yes, export credits are also used for 'No Email' exports as well. This limit applies to all plans, regardless of which one you're on. So, whether you're on unlimited emails or unlimited emails and phones yearly, the cap remains reliant on what export credits you have. If you have 2,500 export credits left in your account and you export a list selecting 'No Email as shown below that has 2,500 people, you will be left with 0 export credits.

If you're on a monthly plan with a set number of email or email + phone credits, export credits do NOT apply to these lists. Instead, you're charged overage fees if you exceed your allotted email or phone credits.

For more details on overages, check out the article below.