Answer 3 Questions, Get 1,000 Free CrawlForge Credits

We just started paying for feedback. Complete the CrawlForge product survey — three questions, about twenty seconds — and we add 1,000 free credits to your account, instantly and automatically. That is the same amount a brand-new account gets on signup, so a free-tier member who claims it doubles their lifetime credits.

There is one honest condition, and we would rather state it up front than bury it in fine print: the reward only goes to accounts that have actually used the product — at least 250 credits of API usage. If your account has not reached that mark yet, the survey still works and we still read every answer — but no credits are granted. The reasoning is simple. We are paying for feedback because feedback from real usage is worth paying for. An opinion about a product you have barely run tells us about our marketing, not our product, and a reward with no real usage requirement would just be a faucet for throwaway accounts.

How to claim your 1,000 free credits

1. Sign in to your CrawlForge account. The grant is keyed to your session, so an anonymous submission cannot be rewarded — there is no account to credit. No account yet? Signing up is free and comes with its own 1,000 starter credits.
2. Make sure your account has used at least 250 credits. Every credit-consuming call made with your API key counts toward the total, whether it went through MCP, the REST API, or the CLI — 125 scrape calls (2 credits each) or 25 deep_research runs (10 credits each) gets you there. If you are just getting started, the quickstart guide gets you from zero to a first scrape in under five minutes.
3. Open the survey. It lives behind the floating message button in the bottom-right corner of every page on crawlforge.dev and the dashboard — including this one.
4. Answer the three questions and hit send. A rating, a one-tap question about what is blocking you, and an optional comment. If you qualify, the confirmation message tells you the credits were added on the spot — no code, no email, no waiting.

The whole thing takes less time than reading this section did.

Who qualifies

The rules, stated plainly:

• You must be signed in when you submit the survey.
• Your account must have used at least 250 credits on API calls before submitting. Grants and bonuses do not count toward the total — only actual tool calls do.
• One reward per account, ever. Submitting the survey again is welcome (feedback changes as the product does), but it will not grant twice.
• Already answered the survey before this announcement? Submit it again while signed in — earlier anonymous responses could not be matched to your account, so your claim is still available.

If you submit and do not see the credits message, it is almost always one of the first two rules: you were not signed in, or the account has not used 250 credits yet. Fix whichever applies and submit again.

What 1,000 credits actually buys

Every CrawlForge tool has a fixed credit price, so the reward converts directly into work. A few examples from the pricing page:

Mix and match across all 27 tools — the full price list is in the API reference.

The survey stays anonymous if you want it to

Nothing about the reward changes how the survey handles your data. It is self-hosted — no third-party survey processor ever sees a response. Your IP address is only ever stored as a salted hash, the email field is optional, and you can submit without an account at all. Signing in is only required for the credits, because a reward needs an account to land in. Signed-out feedback is read with exactly the same attention.

The fine print

• The reward is a one-time promotional grant: it does not renew, has no cash value, cannot be transferred, and — like all one-time credits — is not refundable.
• Submissions are rate-limited, and automated or fraudulent submissions void the reward.
• We may change or end this promotion at any time; credits already granted stay granted.

Why we are doing this

CrawlForge is built for people running real workloads — AI agents that need reliable web data, scrapers that hit anti-bot walls, research pipelines that fan out across hundreds of pages. Analytics tell us what those people do; they do not tell us what almost made them leave, or which missing tool they are quietly working around. Three questions from someone who has actually run the tools answer that better than any dashboard, and 1,000 credits is a fair trade for it.

The button is in the bottom-right corner. Sign in, tell us what you think, and put the credits to work.

Not a member yet? Start free with 1,000 credits — run a few tools, then come back and take the survey for 1,000 more.