Company profiles
Company intelligence takes a domain and returns the company's name, description, logo, address, founding date and the emails, phones and social links its own site publishes. It reads the homepage and up to 3 further pages on the same site, such as its about or contact page, and every page passes the same source and robots.txt checks as page extraction.
It holds 5 credits while it works and charges one credit for each page that was read successfully, so a profile costs between 1 and 4 credits and the rest is released. Contacts are published, not verified, and a site that cannot be read costs nothing.
POST /api/vera/v1/company
{"domain":"example.com"}Readers: transcripts, threads, entities, ratings and sitemaps
A YouTube transcript is priced by the video's length: 6 credits for each started minute, for videos of up to 45 minutes, and nothing if no transcript is produced. It is a machine transcript of the audio, without timestamps, and not the creator's caption file. Private, removed, live and age-restricted videos are refused with no charge.
A Reddit thread (the post and its top 25 comments), a Wikipedia entity (summary and Wikidata ID) and a review profile (published rating and review count, not individual reviews) each cost 1 credit. A review page that cannot be fetched or is blocked returns an error and costs nothing; one that was read but publishes no rating comes back as no_aggregate_rating_found and uses the credit.
A sitemap read costs 1 credit and lists up to 1,000 URLs, with an optional text filter. A sitemap index lists its child sitemaps without fetching them. Send the URLs to a collection to extract the pages.
SEO comparison and monitoring
SEO diff costs 2 credits. It audits two pages and returns what changed between them: title, description, canonical, indexability, H1 count and the SEO and GEO scores.
SEO monitor costs 1 credit, or 5 when the page is rendered. It audits a page, compares it with a baseline (a second URL or an earlier audit) and, when a change you chose to watch happened, posts an alert to your webhook, signed with HMAC-SHA256 if you give a secret. It is one comparison per call and not a schedule: run it from your own scheduler and keep each audit as the next baseline.
GEO radar
GEO radar costs 3 credits for each query and takes up to 10 queries in one request. A request with more is refused with a 422 before anything is searched or charged, so split a longer list across requests.
For each query it shows whether your brand is cited in Google's AI Overview or ranks in the top three, which other domains appear instead, and a suggested heading and snippet for the queries you are missing from. AI Overviews vary by query, place and time, so treat the score as a sample of the queries you chose, not a promise about AI citations.