Plans
The Free plan’s 100 credits never expire, but they also never renew — they are a trial
allowance for evaluating the API. Professional and Fund balances reset to their full
grant at the start of each billing period; unused credits do not roll over.
For current pricing, see your account settings.
How credits are metered
The billing rule is deliberately simple:1 call = 1 credit. Every metered request costs exactly one credit, flat, regardless
of which dataset it hits or how much data it returns.
GET /v1/filings/items also refunds a successful response
that carries no items (for example, a filing that could not be parsed into items). An
answer-less 200 there costs nothing.
Free endpoints
Discovery and vocabulary endpoints cost 0 credits, so you can always enumerate what is available before spending anything:
Two account endpoints are also free to call:
GET /v1/usage— your request totals for a period, broken down by keyGET /v1/_status— per-dataset coverage and freshness (see Coverage and freshness)
Dataset access
Every dataset — including screening, ETF data, live news and events, guidance, regional filings and the WebSocket event streams — is open to every plan. Credits and rate limits are the only difference between plans, so the Free plan’s 100 credits are a way to try any dataset before you upgrade.When you run out of credits
A metered call with an empty balance returns402 Payment Required:
- On the Free plan the message is
Free credits used up. Upgrade to keep making requests. - On a paid plan it tells you that you are out of credits for the current billing period.
Checking your consumption
GET /v1/usage is free and returns request totals for a date range (defaulting to the
current month), broken down by API key prefix:
Related pages
Rate limits
Per-minute request ceilings by plan, and which endpoints enforce them.
Errors
Error envelopes and every status code the API returns.