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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.

Usage shows current-period plan consumption and search health for a project.
Ceisium Usage page showing current plan usage, indexed pages, active sources, search counts, crawl pages checked, and search health charts.

Usage shows current-period plan consumption and search health for a project.

Main counters

CounterMeaning
Indexed pagesPages currently available to search.
Successful searchesSearch API calls that completed successfully.
Failed searchesSearch API calls that errored.
Total crawlsManual and scheduled crawl runs.
Crawl pages checkedPages 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 429 when 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.