> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.listly.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.listly.io/support/faq/credits/how-do-the-light-plans-100-url-credits-work.md).

# How do the Light Plan's 100 URL credits work?

Listly's single-page to Excel extraction (basic extraction) is unlimited starting with the Light Plan, so no separate credits are required. However, the 100 Advanced URLs provided monthly are deducted based on the number of pages when you extract multiple pages with the same structure at once using Listly's 'Tabs' feature.

For example, if you extract 10 pages at once with Tabs, 10 URL credits are deducted. If extraction fails, no credits are deducted. If you use up all your credits and want to recharge, you can purchase additional URLs at 10,000 KRW per 100 URLs on the Light Plan.

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[Read more: I used up all my credits. How do I recharge?](https://help.listly.io/~/revisions/cNdAx5fcGvT0vDDMMvcF/support/faq/credits/i-used-up-all-my-credits-advanced-urls-.-how-do-i-recharge)
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