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Zinn® SEO how-to: Add credit and see what each check costs

Step by step in Zinn® SEO: Checks are paid as you go, from a fraction of a cent each. See your credit, add more and see every price first.

Add credit and see what each check costs

Checks are paid as you go, from a fraction of a cent each. See your credit, add more and see every price first.

  1. Open Credit — Go to SEO, Credit. You see your credit, how long it lasts at your current pace and the scheduled checks for the next 30 days.
  2. See what each check costs — What each check costs lists every check with its price. You always see the price before anything runs, and a check that cannot give an answer is refunded.
  3. Add credit — Press Add credit. Your Zinn® account opens in a new tab, so your card is never typed into WordPress. Paused checks start again by themselves a few minutes after the payment.
  4. Keep an eye on this site's spending — This site, this month shows what this site has spent. A monthly limit for the site, set in your Zinn® account, caps it, so a big job can never surprise you.

With a screenshot of every step: https://zinnseo.com/kb/add-credit-and-see-what-checks-cost

Before you start

Zinn® SEO is not available to download or buy yet: it is in its final testing. Try every screen now on the live demo at https://demo.zinnseo.com/; https://zinnseo.com/ has the full feature list, the user guide and the launch news.

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