Simple, credit-based pricing
Each operation has a fixed credit cost and failures cost nothing. Credit metering is in beta and paid plans are not on sale yet. The API is free during the beta.
Planned plans
Not on sale yet. Prices and allowances are per month.
Free
Evaluate the API and prototype an integration.
- Every endpoint
- Failed requests are free
- Usage dashboard and request history
- Email support
Starter
Monitor a portfolio of properties every day.
- Everything in Free
- Higher monthly credits
- Email support
Growth
Rate shopping across OTAs and official sites.
- Everything in Starter
- Higher monthly credits
- Email support
Scale
Market-wide sweeps and high-volume pipelines.
- Everything in Growth
- Higher monthly credits
- Email support
Enterprise
Custom volume, concurrency and terms.
- Custom credit volume
- Custom concurrency
- Terms and support by agreement
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What a credit buys
A set cost per successful call. A Google Hotels calendar call returns up to 330 nights per call (90 by default) for 5 credits.
| Operation | Credits | Endpoints |
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Property search / resolve | 1 |
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Google Hotels destination search One page is about 20 properties with prices. A page with no properties is free. | 3 per page |
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Google Hotels calendar One call returns up to 330 nights per call (90 by default). /v1/calendar adds 3 per night with basis: mainstream and 3 per verify_sources spot-check. POST /v1/jobs bills each succeeded item exactly like POST /v1/calendar, surcharges included (5 for a default item). | 5 |
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Google property / offers / rooms / stay | 3 |
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Single OTA source Booking.com, Hotels.com, Expedia, Vrbo, Agoda, Airbnb, Tripadvisor or Hostelworld. An Expedia or Vrbo answer saying the stay can't be sold as asked (a minimum stay, dates taken) is billed: the reason is availability data. Only a reply with nothing in it is free. | 8 |
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Airbnb priced calendar Availability for 1-12 months is 8; each night priced with a real Airbnb quote adds 1 (at most 92, so at most 100 a call). Refused, failed and unsampled nights are free. The SearchAPI route prices nothing, and costs 8, unless price_nights is set. | 8 + 1 per priced night |
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Official hotel site 31 official booking engines, detected automatically. | 4 |
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Guest reviews (any source) Tripadvisor, Booking.com, Expedia, Hotels.com and Google Hotels. A page with no reviews is free. | 2 per page |
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Google Hotels property lookup Property details carry the mailing address and phone. Resolve runs one search page plus up to three address lookups (12). | 3 details; 12 resolve |
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News, Bing, Trends, Amazon search, Walmart search, Indeed Vertical engines over plain HTTP: Google News, Bing search, Trends interest and related queries, Amazon and Walmart search, Indeed jobs. | 1 |
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Maps, Google Jobs, Shopping pages Google Maps places search and place detail, Google Jobs cards, Google Shopping cards. | 3 |
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Google web search (organic + PAA + AI Overview) Rendered in a real browser. resolve: true follows each result redirect (billed as part of the same page). | 5 |
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Amazon reviews, Walmart reviews Amazon answers with the product page's ratings histogram and featured reviews; Walmart returns one page (10) of reviews with the summary. | 2 per page |
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OTA compare | 20 |
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Google Flights search, return leg and booking options A search, return-leg or booking-options call with no results is free. | 3 |
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Google Flights location search | 1 |
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Google Flights calendar | 5 |
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Failed, blocked or empty results; metadata, billing and stored reads Empty results include an OTA compare where no source priced, a calendar with no priced nights, a destination-search page with no properties and a flight search with no itineraries. MCP tool calls are priced exactly like the REST call each tool wraps; other MCP messages (initialize, tools/list, ping) cost nothing. | 0 |
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Credit metering is in beta and paid plans are not on sale yet. The API is free during the beta.
Failures are free
Failed or blocked requests cost 0 credits, and so do metadata calls.
Free during the beta
No payment is taken while credit metering is in beta. Accounts are issued by our team.
One call, a whole horizon
The calendar endpoint prices up to 330 nights per call (90 by default) instead of one request per night.
Frequently Asked Questions
About credits, plans and the beta
Can I buy a plan today?
Not yet. Paid plans are not on sale while the API is in beta, and the beta is free. The plans above are what we intend to launch with. If you want to be first in line, or need volume now, contact sales.
How do I get access?
During the beta, accounts are issued by our team. Tell us what you are building through the contact page and we will send you a dashboard sign-in; you create your own API key there.
What is a credit?
Credits are the planned unit of billing. Each successful call costs a set number of credits by operation, from 1 for a property search to 20 for an OTA compare. Two scale with the work: Google Hotels destination search is 3 per page, and the Airbnb priced calendar is 8 plus 1 per night it prices. The full schedule is below and in the docs.
Do failed requests cost anything?
No. Failed or blocked requests (any non-2xx response) cost 0 credits, and so do metadata calls such as /v1/usage and /v1/requests.
Are monthly credits and concurrency enforced?
Not during the beta. Credit metering is being tested and plan quotas are not enforced yet. The limit that is enforced today is a per-key requests-per-minute limit (60 per minute by default); above it the API returns HTTP 429.
Do you offer custom plans?
Yes. Enterprise terms are agreed individually: volume, concurrency and support. Email sales@scrapercompany.com.
Want in on the beta?
Tell us which properties and sources you need. Our team issues beta accounts and API keys.