Credit comes first
Credit is prepaid. One credit equals $0.0001, and each action has a published price in credits. New accounts receive $100 of free credit, equal to 1,000,000 credits.
Top-ups are paid in USDT on the TRC-20 network from your account page. Paid credit does not expire during normal use, but we may close accounts that stay unused and empty for a long time.
Payment questions go through the account page.
Free credit has no cash value. We may remove it from accounts that we find were created in bulk to dodge the limit.
Using the API
Keep your key private. Anything called with your key is billed to you, and a leaked key is your risk until you revoke it.
Do not use the API to attack, overload or probe the service, to resell raw responses as a competing data product, or to break the law. We may throttle or suspend a key that does.
Fair use means normal automation, such as cron jobs and pipelines. If you plan very heavy volumes, ask through your account page first.
Plain limits
| Topic | What applies |
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| Data freshness | Index refreshed about monthly; recent links may be missing |
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| Accuracy | Provided as is; DR is our own metric |
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| Uptime | Best effort, no guaranteed level |
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| Rankings | We do not promise any search result |
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| Liability | Limited as far as the law allows |
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Changes and contact
We may change these terms and will post the new version here with a date. Continued use after that means you accept it. Last update: October 28, 2026. Posting a new version here is our only way of telling you, so it is worth a look now and then.
Linkzoid is the operator. Contact goes through the account page. How we treat personal data is in the privacy policy.
Suspension and ending the account
We can suspend a key without notice when it is used in a way that harms the service or other users. Details of the reason are available through your account page afterwards.
You can stop at any time. Revoke your keys and use the account page to ask for the account to be closed. Short and simple.
If one clause is found unenforceable, the others stay in force. Nothing in these terms removes rights that the law says cannot be waived, and we may update the terms as the service changes.