We just fixed a billing defect that affected every flat-rate endpoint: those endpoints had been charging $0.01 per call regardless of the price shown in the docs. From August 22, 2026, each flat-rate endpoint bills at its listed price — $0.05 listed means $0.05 charged. No past usage is re-billed: what you were charged is what you paid. Alongside the fix, every volume-priced endpoint now carries an explicit pricing table on its docs page and its product page, so the cost of a call at 10, 100, 500 or 1,000 rows is visible before you send it.
What's new
- Flat-rate endpoints bill at the price shown in the docs from August 22, 2026
- No retroactive charges — past calls stay at what they were billed
- Endpoints that bill per row returned show worked pricing tables on docs and product pages
- Product pages, hubs and the explore grid show "from $X" for volume-priced endpoints
- Per-call cost for every request is visible in the dashboard API Logs
What happened
Each flat-rate endpoint has a listed price in its docs. A defect in the billing layer meant that price was not being applied, so every flat-rate call fell through to the $0.01 default. Endpoints that bill on rows returned were unaffected and have been billing correctly throughout.
What changes for you
From August 22, 2026 every flat-rate endpoint charges its listed price. If you were relying on the $0.01 rate on an endpoint listed higher, your per-call cost moves to the listed figure — nothing else about the endpoint changes. No past usage is re-billed. The pricing reference in the docs lists every endpoint and what it charges.
- The billing page in the docs (linked below) lists every endpoint and its price
- The API Logs page in your dashboard shows the per-call cost of every request you make
Volume pricing is now spelled out
Endpoints that bill per row returned — keyword, competitor, backlink, content, LLM-mention and Maps review endpoints — now show a pricing table on their docs page and product page: a base price per call plus a per-100-rows rate, with worked examples at 10, 100, 500 and 1,000 rows. Billing is on rows actually returned, not rows requested, and failed calls are never charged.
See exactly what each call costs
The billing page lists every endpoint and its price; the dashboard API Logs show the cost of each request you make.
Read the billing docs