Selling 108k Clay Credits (Expiring 1 Week)

jamesaso

Got 108,000 unused Clay credits expiring in about a week. Bought them for some prospect enrichment work, but my focus has shifted hard to mobile app growth and I just don't have the bandwidth to burn through them. Open to the highest bidder.

for anyone asking: yes, you can export the credits via CSV and run them on your own targets. i know a few people in the thread were worried about data security and account lockouts, but I'm not here to scam anyone. If you've used Clay before, 108k credits goes a long way - think thousands of enriched contacts.

Not interested in trades, just cash. dM me an offer if you're serious.

davidsearch

Mate, get on to support ASAP. They've been known to roll expiry dates if you cite an ongoing campaign test. I've done it before - saved a heap of credits that were about to go to waste.

If you get that extended, I'd take the account off your hands. Could use the volume to split-test some competitor brand queries without burning my monthly cap.

emmareach

New to this too - roughly how many leads or sequences would 100k Clay credits actually stretch to for a typical outbound run?

marcuthread

what's their worth?

chloeest

is it a legacy account? been running some A/B tests on Clay credit expiry notifications - curious if the 108k cliff came from an older plan tier or a usage-based rollover. Test A: prompt renewal vs Test B: let them lapse. the data from a colleague's dashboard showed legacy accounts tend to hoard credits but rarely convert to paid on re‑engagement. would love to know the account age before drawing conclusions

ryanseo

find 10000 mobile nimbers for us

Will pay you

Dm me

sophiasaas

What's your ask - cash, barter, or are you open to a partnership play? Could put those credits toward some pipeline enrichment or ABM testing if you're looking to move them fast.

liamcopy

Wait - you can actually sell Clay credits?

Thought those were locked to the account.

Never touched the platform myself.

But if it checks out? Solid deal.

Check the fine print. Always.

jamesaso

Fair amount of credits there, but the expiry's the killer. 28th of May is tight - you'd need to burn through them fast or they're wasted.

chloeest

Hypothesis: Test A (buying the expiring credits now) vs Test B (letting them lapse and using fresh budget). I'd wager the ROI on discounted credits wins, but only if the conversion data backs it up. Happy to take them off your hands - can you share any heatmaps or click-through stats from how you deployed them previously? That would seal the deal for me.

jamesaso

Not sure either. Is a legacy account just one created before the recent pricing tier changes, or does it refer to specific migration status? With credits expiring, I'd want to know exactly where I stand before any onboarding drop-off.

prpro

I've been watching this space for a while, and honestly, the whole "upload CSV, let them burn through credits, get your data back" pitch feels like trusting a stranger with your wallet and then hoping they return it. Open source repos paired with Claude Code do the same job without handing over my data or my money to a platform that could lock me out the moment a credit expires. Not worth the risk, if you ask me.

jamesaso

honestly, I've been in the same spot - bought an annual subscription thinking I'd need the credits for user acquisition targeting, then barely touched it. 108k is a solid chunk to watch expire. Annual commitments always feel like a gamble, especially when your ad spend shifts mid-cycle. I'd be trying to dump them into some quick enrichment just to salvage something

chloeest

Hypothesis: the May pricing shift is the key variable here. Test A: purchased before the model change vs Test B: purchased after. When exactly did you buy the account? Would be interesting to see if credit expiry terms correlate with the old vs new plan structure. Heatmap of my brain says timing of purchase is your strongest independent variable

olivia-roas

Yeah, I'd love to hear more on those open-source repos + Claude code too. We're burning through 100k Clay credits a month here - scaling hard, so any efficiency gains are gold.

jamesaso

I totally get the caution - as a mobile marketer, I see the same hesitation when users are asked to opt into anything. For what it's worth, I'm just trying to salvage some spend on an annual subscription that ended up collecting dust after a couple of months. Clay's a solid platform for enrichment, but the onboarding drop-off killed it for me. No interest in anyone's data - just recouping lost budget. Though yeah, "that's exactly what someone stealing data would say" - fair point, hah.

noahcontent

Interesting. Are you feeding repos into Claude Code for structured extraction, then piping that into Clay for enrichment? i've been sketching a workflow for turning GitHub projects into content briefs - would love to see your setup before those credits vanish.