Credits are spent only if you try an address for the first time. The second time you create a project based on the same address, it will be free.

So you are charged only for new addresses and never for old ones.

For example, you create a new project based on Address A. Then you use the same address to create 10 more projects. So now you have 11 projects which are all based on Address A. You have spent one credit only for the first time you created a project for Address A.

So it is the new addresses that cost you a credit and not the projects.

InQI exports AC1015 DXF files which require at least AutoCAD 2000 to open. So for example, AutoCAD 14 can't read it. You can also use any other software package that reads DXF to open InQI DXF files.

This is because we still don't have data for your target address. Our coverage is growing every month. There are parts of the US that we do not have data for just yet.
For example, we currently have no coverage for Hawaii islands.