Pricing
One rate for
everything.
You buy credits up front and spend them on results. Get fewer than you asked for and you pay less. Get none and you pay nothing. Credits never expire, and there is no monthly minimum.
Past 1,000,000 results a month the published rate stops being the right one — talk to us.
1 credit = $0.0005, and one credit is one result off a list. Paid with PayPal. Larger amounts than the tiers above can be bought from the billing page, up to $5,000 at a time.
Enterprise
Volume pricing from 1,000,000 results a month
Agree a rate against what you actually run. As low as $0.36 per thousand, with reserved capacity and 24/7 support.
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Your own rate
One agreed rate for every endpoint, written into the contract.
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Reserved capacity
Higher concurrency and rate limits, held for your account.
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24/7 support
A named contact and a response time in writing.
Not a sales process
Tell us your monthly volume and what you need in the contract. One reply, within one business day.
Talk to usBelow that volume the published rate is already cheaper. No minimums, no seat fees, every endpoint included.
Rate card
One rate. Everything on it.
Every result costs 1 credit — $0.50 per thousand. A comment, a follower, a post in a feed, a profile, a single post fetched by id: the same price for all of them. Nothing changes it — not the platform, not the endpoint, not the month.
| What counts as one result | Notes |
|---|---|
| A comment or reply | The highest-volume thing we sell. |
| A follower, story or highlight | One row each, off a list. |
| A post, reel or video in a feed | Sized by the limit you send. |
| A hashtag, place or search result | Sized by the limit you send. |
| A profile, channel or company | One page load, one answer. |
| One post, reel or video, by id | Fetched on its own rather than off a feed. |
A new platform or endpoint lands on this rate the day it ships. There is never a second one to look up.
Included
Everything, on every credit
There is one version of the API, so nothing is held back for a bigger plan. An agreement can change your rate, your capacity and your support — never what you are allowed to call.
- Every endpoint on every platform we cover
- Parsed, typed results — not pages to scrape twice
- Deduplicated lists for comment runs
- The same field names on every platform
- The playground, for running real calls by hand
- As many API keys as you want
- A full credit ledger, per run
- Public docs, no sales call to read them
- No charge for a run that returns nothing
Blog
Guides
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The cheapest TikTok API (2026)
TikTok has a free official route for approved researchers and none for everyone else. Where the rest of the market prices, and the sums for three real jobs.
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The cheapest YouTube API (2026)
YouTube is the one platform here with a real official API, and it is free. The honest question is where its quota stops and what it costs after that.
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The cheapest Instagram API (2026)
The cheapest provider changes with the job you are running. Three real jobs, three different answers, and the arithmetic for each.
Questions
Before you ask
Anything else, the docs spell out exactly what a run costs and when it is charged.
What is a credit worth?
Does a profile cost more than a comment?
What happens if a run comes back short?
What happens if a run returns nothing?
Do credits expire?
Is there a subscription, a seat fee or a minimum?
Is there an enterprise plan?
What does 24/7 support cover?
How do I pay?
Know what it costs before you commit
Tell us roughly how much you expect to pull, and what of. We will work out what it comes to at the published rate, and say whether an agreed one would be cheaper.