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Proposed launch plans, in USD. Credit allocations and service limits require validation before commercial activation. Self-serve keys, credit metering and checkout are not active yet.

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What a credit means

The proposed base unit is one successfully delivered standard source query: one airline, airport pair, exact travel date combination, passenger mix, cabin and market. It can return many fares or a verified empty result. A source may carry a higher weight according to its collection cost. Enabled carrier weights will be disclosed before use. Credits are not interchangeable with another provider’s credits.

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What is charged

  • Successfully delivered source queries, including verified empty results: the agreed source weight.
  • Blocked or failed extraction: zero.
  • Internal retries and status polling: zero additional charge.
  • Partial jobs: only successfully delivered source queries count.
  • Scheduled monitoring: the sum of its underlying source queries.
  • Reusing an idempotency key for the same request: no duplicate charge.

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Control your budget

The proposed model reserves the estimated maximum before dispatch and settles against completed work. Monthly credits reset rather than roll over. Automatic overages are off; a budget cap stops new work. Additional capacity and custom source onboarding are agreed separately. History reads and exports need their own documented limits before launch; they must not silently reuse live-search billing.

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Choosing a plan

At a one-credit weight, Starter provides up to 100,000 successful source queries. At five credits, it provides 20,000. Multiply your desired cadence by the number of date combinations before choosing a tier. Request the free launch tier or discuss a paid pilot.