Buy directly, or through a marketplace — same API, same data, same endpoints. Direct is cheaper at volume for the obvious reason.
Free
250 requests a month · 3 monitored licences
Enough to integrate, test against real records and decide. No card, and no expiry — a project that only ever needs a few checks a week can stay here.
$9/month
10,000 requests a month · 50 monitored licences
For a marketplace or property manager verifying contractors as they sign up. Same volume as the RapidAPI plan, without the marketplace in between.
Card payment for this plan is not switched on yet — email contact@swanum.com and it will be set up manually.
$29/month
50,000 requests a month · 500 monitored licences
Five times the volume for three times the price. For re-verifying a book of contractors on a schedule rather than only at onboarding.
Card payment for this plan is not switched on yet — email contact@swanum.com and it will be set up manually.
$99/month
250,000 requests a month · 5,000 monitored licences
Bulk compliance work: portfolio sweeps, renewal monitoring, an underwriting pipeline. Batch requests count as one call each.
Card payment for this plan is not switched on yet — email contact@swanum.com and it will be set up manually.
One HTTP call is one request, whatever it does. A batch of 25 licences costs one, not 25 — the batch endpoint exists to save you money and metering it per licence would take that straight back. Quotas run on the calendar month and reset on the 1st.
Hand the API a licence and it will tell you when the status or the expiry date changes, and again 30 and 7 days before it runs out — by signed webhook, by email, or by polling, whichever suits. The checks themselves are free: they do not come out of your monthly requests, because you are already paying for the watch.
Every plan includes some, because a free tier that cannot demonstrate the thing worth paying for is not a trial. See the docs.
The API answers 429 with how much you have used and what your
allowance is. Nothing is billed for overage and no request is silently dropped —
you get a clear refusal and can move up a plan or wait for the reset.
The account falls back to the free allowance rather than being cut off. A lapsed card should show up as a quota you outgrow, not as an integration that goes dark mid-afternoon.
Manage the subscription, update a card or cancel from your account page.
The API is also on RapidAPI and the Apify Store, if procurement is easier through an existing vendor.