Usage
Review API requests, crawl volume, indexing usage, and plan limits.
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Usage shows how much search and crawl activity a project is using.
Main counters
| Counter | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Indexed pages | Pages currently available to search. |
| Successful searches | Search API calls that completed successfully. |
| Failed searches | Search API calls that errored. |
| Total crawls | Manual and scheduled crawl runs. |
| Crawl pages checked | Pages fetched or checked during crawls. |
Source usage
Use source usage to see which source consumes crawl volume.
For a SigNoz project, https://signoz.io/docs/ will usually use more crawl pages than https://signoz.io/pricing/ because the docs tree has many more pages.
Monthly allowance
Your plan’s monthly allowance counts successful searches across the billing period. If a project reaches it, reduce unnecessary requests or move to a larger plan. The Search API returns 402 when the allowance is exhausted or billing is inactive.
Per-minute key limits
Per-minute key limits protect against short traffic bursts and accidental cost spikes. They are separate from the monthly allowance:
- Browser/public keys have a per-IP limit and a total-key limit.
- Server keys have a total-key limit only, because many visitors can share one server IP.
- The API returns
429when an applicable per-minute limit is reached.
The defaults depend on the plan, but you can edit them when creating a key. See Search API for the current defaults and key behavior.
Quick checks
- Search volume high, indexed pages stable: visitors are using search.
- Crawl pages checked high, indexed pages flat: crawl scope may be too wide.
- Failed searches rising: check API auth, project id, and backend logs.