One plan.
Everything included.
$99 a month. Every endpoint, the WebSocket stream, 20,000 requests. No tiers to compare, no calculator, no sales call — this page is the whole pricing model.
Card required · cancel anytime · 1,000 requests during the trial · then $99/mo
What’s included
Card required up front. Every endpoint is open for 7 days with an allowance of 1,000 requests — enough to evaluate against the real data. If you cancel before the trial ends you pay nothing. Otherwise billing starts at $99/month and your allowance becomes 20,000 requests / month — cancel anytime after that too.
During the trial that’s 1,000 requests; on the paid plan it’s 20,000 requests / month. Either way, past it the API returns 429 rather than billing you more. There is no overage billing — your invoice is $99, full stop.
Need more than 20,000 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.
Pricing & billing FAQ
- What happens when my trial ends?
- After 7 days, the card on file is charged $99 and your first month starts — and your allowance goes from 1,000 requests to 20,000 requests / month. Cancel any time during the trial and you're never charged.
- How many requests do I get during the trial?
- 1,000 requests, counted across the whole trial — enough to evaluate every endpoint against the real data, not to bulk-load history. Subscribing (from your dashboard, any time during the trial) starts the paid period and lifts you to 20,000 requests / month.
- 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 20,000 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
Every endpoint, the real data, your own code — 1,000 requests to try it. If it's not for you, cancel and pay nothing.