Understand how Delpha duplicate credits are calculated and used. Learn how records consume 1 credit per year and how your credit usage scales with database growth.
A Duplicate Credit is a unit used by Delpha to evaluate records for duplicates in your Salesforce org. It helps you track and manage how much of your deduplication capacity you're using throughout the year.
This guide explains how credits are calculated and how they’re consumed based on your deduplication activity.
ℹ️ The metering model shared by every Delpha channel — resolutions and credits across the app, API, and MCP — is described in How Delpha works — resolution, evidence, confidence, credits.
Each record (Account, Contact, Lead, etc.) that Delpha evaluates for duplicates consumes 1 duplicate credit — regardless of whether it’s merged or not.
⚠️ Credits are not consumed instantly. They represent your evaluation capacity for unique records.
Let’s say you want to deduplicate:
10,000 Accounts
20,000 Contacts
👉 You will need 30,000 duplicate credits.
Later in the year, you:
Merge 5,000 Contacts ✅
Add 10,000 new Contacts to be evaluated ❗
👉 New total = 40,000 duplicate credits used.
Evaluate 1 record for duplicates
1 credit per year
Merge record
No extra credit cost
Add new record & evaluate
+1 credit per record
More info on Delpha.io website
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