Account & Billing
Credits & Overages
How page credits work, what happens when you run over, and how to buy more pages without upgrading your plan.
DocuClipper usage is metered in pages. Every plan comes with a monthly page allowance. This article explains what counts as a page, what happens when you run out, and how overages and purchased pages interact.
What counts as a page
- One PDF page = one page credit, regardless of how many transactions or fields are on it.
- Re-running conversion on the same document consumes credits again.
- Failed conversions are not charged.
- Cashflow Analysis and other financial-analysis runs do not consume page credits — they are free once a document is converted.
Checking your balance
Go to Account → Plan & Billing. You'll see:
- Included pages — your monthly allowance, resets on your renewal date.
- Purchased pages — extra pages you bought separately. These don't expire.
- Used this period — pages consumed since the last renewal.
Running out — overages
When included pages are exhausted, behavior depends on your overage setting:
- Overages off (default on Starter / small plans) — conversion stops until renewal or until you buy more pages.
- Overages on — conversion continues and each extra page is billed at your plan's per-page rate at the end of the month.
You can toggle overages from Account → Plan & Billing → Overage settings. Higher-tier plans have a default monthly cap to prevent surprises.
Buying extra pages
Click Buy Pages on the Plan & Billing page to purchase a one-time page bundle. Purchased pages:
- Do not expire.
- Are consumed only after your included monthly pages are used.
- Cost less per page at larger bundle sizes.