We are improving the /accounts endpoint in the Leadfeeder API so you get a clearer view of your credits. As part of this, the
next_reset_on
field is being deprecated on November 17, 2026.What’s new
The /accounts response now shows your credits in two separate pools.
- recurring: the credits included in your subscription
- one_off: any extra credits you purchased on top
Each pool has its own
renews_at
date. You can see exactly when each type of credit refreshes, instead of relying on a single date for everything.What’s changing
- Until November 17, 2026: nothing changes. next_reset_on keeps working as it does today. The new renews_atdates are already available in each credit pool.
- From November 17, 2026: next_reset_onstays in the response, but it is marked as deprecated and no longer returns a value. It will be removed fully at a later date.
What you need to do
If your integration reads
next_reset_on
, switch to renews_at
from the relevant credit pool before November 17. Otherwise, your integration will receive an empty value from that date. recurring.renews_at holds the same value next_reset_on returns today.If your integration does not use next_reset_on, there is nothing you need to do.
For questions, reach out to our support team at support@leadfeeder.com