Some API endpoints count against a quota in your organization's package. API Usage shows each quota, how much of it has been used and how much remains.

Before You Start

No package is needed to open this page, and any role can use it: API Usage is not limited to admins.

Where to Find It

Sidebar: SETTINGS › ORGANIZATION SETTINGS › API Usage · https://platform.deepinfo.com/app/settings/org-api-usage

Read the Screen

The page is a list with one row per quota, and no other controls. Each row shows:

Part What it shows
Name The API or APIs that share this quota. When several share one quota, their names are separated by commas
QUOTA: The size of the quota in your package
USED: How much of it has been used
REMAINING: How much is left
Bar A segmented bar. The filled segments show the share that remains
Percentage The share that remains, with the percent sign in front of the number

Some rows cover a whole module, for example EASM Customer All API. Others cover a single API, for example Whois Lookup API or Domain Search.

A full bar means the quota is untouched. As the quota is used, the bar empties.

When there is nothing to show, the page reads "No API Usage Found."

The API Usage page with several quota rows, each with its quota, used and remaining figures, a segmented bar and a percentage.

Good to Know

  • The bar and the percentage show what is left, not what is used.
  • No period or reset date. The page does not show whether a quota is monthly, yearly or a total, or when it resets. Ask support@deepinfo.com if you need to know.
  • The order of the rows can change when you reload the page. Look for a row by its name.
  • Platform searches can count too. The platform calls the Deepinfo API with the default API key when you run searches and lookups, for example in Deep Search & Insights (DSI), so those can use quota.
  • No filters or export. The page has no date range, filter or export.

Do This With the API

  • Rate limits: how the quota works for API calls, and what happens when you go over the rate limit.

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