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Free trial · 300 requests

Pay for the months you're busy

Every plan carries a monthly request allowance. Requests inside it cost nothing. Go past it and each request draws 1–3 credits depending on the endpoint, so a spike costs you a little instead of failing outright.

Starter

For a single project

$ 29 /month

$3.22 per 1,000 requests

  • 9,000 requests/month
  • All 29 endpoints
  • Buy extra requests any time
  • Email support
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Pro

For products in production

$ 79 /month

$1.32 per 1,000 requests

  • 60,000 requests/month
  • All 29 endpoints
  • Buy extra requests any time
  • Priority support
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Business

For high volume

$ 189 /month

$0.63 per 1,000 requests

  • 300,000 requests/month
  • All 29 endpoints
  • Buy extra requests any time
  • Dedicated support
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How the free trial works

  1. 1 Add a card. Nothing is charged today.
  2. 2 Use up to 300 requests over 7 days — whichever runs out first.
  3. 3 Cancel before it ends and you pay nothing. Otherwise it renews at the plan you picked.
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Extra requests

Never expire
10,000 requests
$1.50 per 1,000
$15.00
50,000 requests best value
$1.20 per 1,000
$60.00
250,000 requests
$1.00 per 1,000
$250.00

Bought outright and spent only once the monthly allowance is gone. Unused plan allowance does not carry over; purchased requests do.

Questions people actually ask

What counts as a request?

Any call to /api/v1/*, cached or not. A cached response still counts against your allowance, but comes back in about a millisecond.

What happens when I hit the monthly limit?

Requests keep working and draw purchased credits instead. With none left you get a 402 with error_type QUOTA_EXHAUSTED, so it is unambiguous in your logs.

Do failed requests cost anything?

No. Credits are only deducted for requests that reach an upstream, and a failed lookup is never billed.

Can I see which source answered?

Yes — every response carries a _source field, and the public status board shows the current source for each endpoint.

Can I cancel any time?

Yes. Your plan runs to the end of the period you have paid for, then stops renewing.