Plans and what they include
What each plan costs, what it allows, and the one thing that doesn't change between them — the dataset.
Every plan gets the full dataset and every filter. Plans differ only in volume. There is no field, no endpoint, no source, and no filter locked behind a higher tier — a Free key and a Scale key querying the same thing get the same rows back.
The plans#
| Plan | Price | Requests / month | Requests / minute |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 500 | 10 |
| Starter | $49/mo | 50,000 | 60 |
| Growth | $199/mo | 500,000 | 300 |
| Scale | $499/mo | 5,000,000 | 1,000 |
Annual billing is 10× the monthly price — two months free — but it isn't self-serve: every checkout in the app is monthly. If you want to be billed annually, write to [email protected] and we'll arrange it.
Your current plan, with its limits spelled out, is on Billing & settings. Live usage against the quota is on the dashboard.
What the two numbers mean#
- Requests per month is your quota. It resets at the start of each calendar month (UTC).
- Requests per minute is a rate cap over a rolling 60-second window.
Both are enforced per account, not per key. Ten keys on Growth share one 500,000-request pool and one 300/minute cap. See your quota, and rate limits for how throttling behaves in practice.
A request is any authenticated call that reaches the API, including one that
matches zero rows. /v1/health is unauthenticated
and free — it doesn't touch your quota, so use it for liveness probes rather
than a limit=1 job query.
Picking one#
The honest heuristic is that plans are sized by how you consume, not by how big your company is:
- Free is for evaluating. 500 requests is enough to run the quickstart, explore filters, and decide whether the data is what you need. It is not enough to sync the dataset.
- Starter covers a prototype or a small integration with steady, modest traffic.
- Growth is the first plan that comfortably supports a production app plus a daily feed sync.
- Scale is for high-volume platforms and data teams.
Page size matters more than plan choice for most people. limit goes to 200 on
/v1/jobs and 1,000 on /v1/jobs/feed, and each page is one request either way —
so fifty pages of 20 costs ten times what five pages of 200 costs, for identical
data. Fixing that is free; upgrading isn't.
Above Scale#
Custom limits, higher rates, and flat-file delivery exist but aren't self-serve. Write to [email protected] with a rough shape of the volume you need.
There's no bulk export through the API — no endpoint returns the whole dataset. If you want the data as files rather than as HTTP responses, that's the same conversation.
Changing or stopping#
Upgrades and downgrades both take effect immediately and both start a new billing period — the mechanics are worth reading before you click, so see changing your plan. To stop entirely, see cancelling.
Next#
What happens, and when, and to your quota.
Invoices & receiptsThe Stripe portal, VAT IDs, payment methods.
Your quotaReading usage, and what happens at the limit.
PricingThe plans as a pricing page.