# Data exports

Exports let you download search results from Sumble as CSV files. You can export organizations, people, or job postings.

## Export types

| Type              | Available from                               | Key columns included                                                         |
| ----------------- | -------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Organizations** | Organization search page                     | Name, URL, industry, headcount, HQ location, technologies, job functions     |
| **People**        | People search page, organization people tab  | Name, title, organization, job function, job level, location, LinkedIn URL   |
| **Jobs**          | Jobs search page, organization job posts tab | Title, organization, team, technologies, job function, location, date posted |

## How to export

1. Run a search and apply any filters you want
2. Click the **Export** button at the top of the results
3. Use the slider to select how many rows to include (up to 10,000)
4. Review the credit cost shown — it reflects your filters and row count
5. Click **Export** to confirm and download the CSV

The export preview shows the first 10 rows so you can verify the data before committing credits.

## Credit costs

Export costs depend on the type and filters applied:

* **Organizations** — 5 credits per row, per filter term (technologies, job functions, projects). Minimum 5 credits per row. Technology categories count each individual technology.
* **People** — 1 credit per person
* **Jobs** — 3 credits per job

See [Credits](/web-application/credits-and-exports.md) for details on monthly allocations and purchasing additional credits.

## Export history

All your exports are saved at [Account > Exports](https://sumble.com/account/exports). You can re-download previously generated files from there.

## Row limits

Exports are limited to 10,000 rows per download. If your search returns more results than that, the export will include the top 10,000 by the current sort order. Adjust your filters to narrow the results if needed.

For larger data needs or automated access, see the [API](/api.md) or [Enterprise integrations](/enterprise-services/integrations.md).


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