Free
Evaluation and low-volume bots
$0
- Rate-limited risk scoring
- Full flag detail
- Community support
Pricing
Unpredictable per-call billing is hostile to strategies operating on thin margins — and it discourages exactly the defensive checking Apiro exists to encourage. So every tier is a flat rate.
Evaluation and low-volume bots
$0
Individual bot operators
Flat rateAnnounced at launch
Everything in Free, plus
Trading desks, multi-agent operators
Flat rateAnnounced at launch
Everything in Developer, plus
Platform integrators
Custom
Everything in Professional, plus
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Items marked Planned describe roadmap capability, not part of the current API.
| Feature | From tier | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Risk scoring with full flag detail | Free | Included |
| Batch endpoint (up to 30 addresses) | Developer | Included |
| MCP server for AI agents | Developer | Included |
| Webhooks on threshold crossings | Developer | Planned |
| SLA and priority support | Professional | Included |
| Historical scoring for backtests | Professional | Planned |
| Deployer reputation graph | Professional | Planned |
| Dedicated infrastructure and white-label | Enterprise | Included |
Why flat
A pre-trade filter only works if you run it before every trade. Metered billing turns each check into a cost decision — and the checks you skip are where traps get through.
Structural signals move slowly, so Apiro recomputes on a cadence of minutes and stays out of the latency arms race. That keeps operating costs low, and it passes through as pricing.
Unpredictable bills that scale with how careful you are. Strategies on thin margins end up checking less.
A predictable cost. Check every trade, cache for a minute, batch your screens — the price doesn’t move.
Pricing FAQ
Yes. The Free tier includes rate-limited risk scoring with full flag detail and community support — enough to evaluate the output and run low-volume bots.
No. Pricing is flat by tier, never metered per call, so defensive checks never become a line-item decision.
No. The tier structure is indicative and subject to change at launch.
Planned items — webhooks, historical scoring and the deployer reputation graph — are on the roadmap and aren’t part of the current API. They’re shown in the tier where they’re intended to land.
Score a token you already have an opinion about — it’s the fastest way to calibrate how much to trust the output.