Pricing

One plan.
Everything included.

$99 a month. Every endpoint, the WebSocket stream, 10,000 requests. No tiers to compare, no calculator, no sales call — this page is the whole pricing model.

7 days
Free trial
10,000
Requests / month
1
Plan, total
EO-PLAN-001 · The only plan7-day free trial
$99/month · 10,000 requests
All REST endpoints + WebSocket access CS2 match, team, player & tournament data + stats A CS2 market odds line Our own model linecoming soon Dashboard access & usage analytics
Start your 7-day free trial

Card required · cancel anytime · then $99/mo

There is nothing to upgrade to — this is deliberately the only plan.
How billing works · No fine print worth hiding

What’s included

01 / THE TRIAL
7 days, full access

Card required up front. You get the entire API for 7 days; if you cancel before the trial ends you pay nothing. Otherwise billing starts at $99/month — cancel anytime after that too.

02 / AT THE CAP
A hard stop, not a surprise bill

Hit 10,000 requests and the API returns 429 until your quota resets on the first of the next calendar month. There is no overage billing — your invoice is $99, full stop.

03 / MORE VOLUME
Talk to us, not a tier chart

Need more than 10,000 requests a month? Contact us and we’ll work it out directly. It’s a conversation, not an upgrade — there is no higher tier waiting behind a paywall.

The questions that matter before you enter a card

Pricing & billing FAQ

What happens when my trial ends?
After 7 days, the card on file is charged $99 and your first month starts. Cancel any time during the trial and you're never charged.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Cancel from the dashboard whenever you like — your access continues to the end of the period you’ve already paid for, then simply stops.
What if I go over 10,000 requests in a month?
Requests beyond the quota return 429 until the next calendar-month reset. Nothing is billed automatically — if you’re hitting the cap regularly, contact us about higher volume.
Does the WebSocket use up my quota?
Minting the short-lived WebSocket ticket counts as one metered request, same as any API call. The push messages you then receive over the open connection are not billed individually — that’s the documented, intended design of the meter.

Seven days to find out for yourself

Full API access, the real data, your own code. If it's not for you, cancel and pay nothing.