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How do I check how many scans I've used this month?
Open Settings, choose Plan & usage and read the Scans this month row. A bar shows scans used against your monthly limit. The plan card says when usage resets, in UTC. Recent Scans lists the runs behind the number.
Steps
- Click Settings in the sidebar.
- Open Plan & usage.
- Find the row called Scans this month. It shows a number used against a limit, with a progress bar.
- Look at the plan card for the reset date. It says "usage resets" followed by the date, and the time is in UTC.
- Open Recent Scans if you want to see which runs made up the count.
Good to know
Your monthly limit depends on your plan, and this tab is where you read it. We do not quote a number here because plans differ, and the figure on your screen is the one that counts for your workspace.
Check it before a big run, such as a batch of profiles in release week, so that you know how much room is left before a limit stops the next scan. Two other rows look alike. Keep them apart.
| Row | What it counts |
|---|---|
| Scans this month | Scans run since the last reset, against the monthly limit |
| Scans at once | Scans that can run at the same moment |
| Cyberlop AI | Dollar use of the included AI allowance, not a scan count |
Running into a wall? When a new scan will not start, check Scans at once first. A self-hosted scan agent that is online raises the concurrent-scan limit, as the documentation notes. Read why a new scan will not start for the full checklist.
If you need more room, see how to change your plan. To read the whole tab, start at where to see plan limits and usage.
Related questions
- Where can I see my plan limits and usage?
- How do I check how much of the included Cyberlop AI allowance I've used?
- Why won't a new scan start while others are already running?
- How do I change my plan?
- Why are my scans paused until next month?
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