Monthly usage counters
Every client page carries a Usage table counting the work Huntit did for that client this month.
It's a usage meter, not a bill: it counts activity, not money, and only work that succeeded.
What the four columns count
| Column | Counts |
|---|---|
| Posts | New video and carousel posts found this month. |
| Briefs | Intelligence briefs that finished successfully. |
| Custom | Custom analysis runs that finished successfully. |
| Comments | Comments intelligence runs that finished successfully. |
Two things the counters leave out on purpose:
- A brief, comments run or custom analysis that fails isn't counted. Only successful runs land in the meter.
- Images don't count toward Posts, because only video and carousel posts are tracked. A found image costs its small discovery fee and nothing more: no AI, no tracking.
This month, live — and every month, kept
The top row, This month, updates as work happens.
Below it sit the prior months. At the start of each month the finished totals are stored permanently, so you can look back at any past month for that client. The counters reset overnight into the 1st, in your agency's local time.
Usage is not your invoice
These counts tell you how much Huntit did, not what you owe. What you pay is whatever BrightData, Apify and Google invoice your accounts directly, and their dashboards are the source of truth.
To turn these counts into rough dollars, see what your usage costs.