How will I be charged if I use the Data 360 REST API ?
For exemple getSegments, getActivations or getSegmentMembers.
We have the Data Cloud License type.
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Short answer: there's no per-API-call line item. What actually gets billed is the
records processedby the call, not the call itself — and it depends on which endpoint you're hitting.
Breakdown of Data 360 billable usage types confirms the model is consumption-based, not call-based. These can be mapped to the endpoints as follows:
1.
getSegmentMembers — this one returns actual segment membership rows (real customer/party records). That falls under the Data Queriesusage category, thus usage is calculated based on the number of records processed. The count of records processed depends on the structure of a query as well as other factors like the total number of records in the objects being queried. So a getSegmentMembers call against a segment with 2M members is going to cost meaningfully more than one against a segment with just 200 members.
2.
getSegments / getActivations — these are metadata/listing calls (they return your segment or activation definitions/configuration, not customer data rows). They don't process party/individual records, so they don't fall into any of the record-based usage categories on the rate card (Data Queries, Segmentation, Batch Activations, etc.). In practice these behave like config reads, not data processing — so you shouldn't see credit consumption tied to them specifically.
One important factor for your consideration (quoting exact wording from SF documentation): "Usage of certain Data 360 features impacts credit consumption. If you purchased credits before February 24, 2026, your org consumes Data Services credits for Data 360 services. Orgs purchasing or renewing after February 24, 2026 can have either Data Services or Flex Credits. To monitor your usage in these Data Services usage categories, access your org’s Digital Wallet. If your org has a Data 360 Profiles-type license, some usage types aren't consumed." (Source =
Salesforce Help)
Hope this helps.
