Use an API once? Pay once. Use it a million times? Pay a million times. No subscriptions, no tiers, no minimum spend.
It is simple: every time you call an API, you pay the price of that call. Nothing more.
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Browse the catalog, pick an API, and call it. Each call deducts the API's price from your balance automatically.
Done? Withdraw your remaining balance at any time. No waiting period, no exit fees. Your money is always yours.
Subscriptions are designed for the provider, not for you. Per-call pricing is fair for everyone.
With a subscription, you pay the same whether you make 10 calls or 10,000. With per-call pricing, you pay exactly for what you use. Nothing wasted.
No annual contracts, no monthly minimums, no cancellation fees. Try an API with one call. If you like it, keep using it. If you don't, stop.
Subscription tiers force you to guess your usage. Guess too low and you hit limits. Guess too high and you overpay. Per-call pricing eliminates that.
You prepay by loading a balance, so your spending is always under control. You cannot accidentally run up a bill you can not afford.
Every API call has three parts. All are visible upfront.
Total cost = API price + 5% fee + transaction fee
API price — Set by the API owner. This is the cost of using their API. It varies per API.
5% fee — A small fee calculated on the API price. For a $0.10 API call, the fee is $0.005.
Transaction fee — About $0.001 per call. This is the cost of processing the payment.
Example: An API priced at $0.10 per call costs you $0.10 + $0.005 + $0.001 = $0.106 total.
The 5% fee is added on top and paid by the consumer. You receive 100% of your stated price.
You set your API price to $0.50 per call.
A consumer calls your API 1,000 times today.
The consumer pays: 1,000 × ($0.50 + $0.025 fee) = $525.00
You receive: 1,000 × $0.50 = $500.00
Visit our pricing page for more examples and comparisons.