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What counts as a "run" in Dranseq?

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Understanding how runs are counted for billing purposes.

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A run is one complete execution of a sequence from start to finish.

Unlike other automation platforms, Dranseq charges per run — not per step. This means:

- A sequence with 2 steps = 1 run
- A sequence with 50 steps = still 1 run
- Adding branching, loops, and conditions = still 1 run

What triggers a run:
- Each time a trigger fires (e.g., new email arrives), that's 1 run
- Scheduled sequences count 1 run per scheduled execution
- Manual test executions also count as runs

What does NOT count:
- Failed runs that error before the first action
- Disabled sequences
- Editing and configuring sequences

This per-run pricing means you can build complex sequences without worrying about cost multiplying with each step.

Answered by Dranseq Team