Scrapling Data sells pay-per-call lookups from $0.001 and downloadable datasets from $0.01, with no monthly API key. A $2 day pass and a $25 month pass cover paid lookups up to $1 per call. Datasets stay pay-per-download. Free calls are limited to 20 per IP per UTC day (5,000 globally).
Most routes are priced per successful call, in USDC (or USDT on BNB Chain), through x402. There is no subscription API key. Examples of current per-call prices:
/v1/ping, plus many single lookups such as coin, protocol, pool, ENS, and FXA buyer who makes 2,000 successful $0.001 lookups in a day would pay $2.00 à la carte, which is the same as the $2 day pass. A buyer who makes 100 $0.005 calls would pay $0.50 à la carte, which is cheaper than the day pass. The pass is for agents that call often, not for a single download.
Buy them at /v1/card. After payment, the store shows a token once. These passes are aimed at lookups, not at replacing every dataset download.
Live datasets are sold per download at the prices below, taken from the live catalog. The cheapest current dataset is $0.01; most are $0.02, $0.05 or $0.09. Landing pages and preview-only sample CSVs are free.
Free endpoints live under /v1/free/*. The limit is 20 calls per IP per UTC day and 5,000 globally per day. Dataset sample CSVs and these guide pages are free to read and do not use that counter. The GPU API preview is a special case: 3 of 21 items, and it turns off after 200 public preview calls.
The cheapest paid call is $0.001, including /v1/ping, which is the intended payment test. Many single lookups are $0.001, $0.002, $0.003 or $0.005.
The $2 day pass lasts 24 hours and the $25 month pass lasts 30 days. Both unlock paid lookups priced up to $1 per call, at 60 requests per minute. The day pass allows 1,500 calls per UTC day; the month pass allows 2,500 per UTC day. They are one-time Stripe payments, not subscriptions. Downloadable dataset /buy files are not billed as those cheap lookups — you still pay the listed dataset price unless a given product says otherwise.
Yes. Free endpoints under /v1/free are limited to 20 calls per IP per UTC day and 5,000 globally per day. Over the limit returns HTTP 429 pointing at the paid route. Dataset landing pages and sample CSVs are free to crawl and do not use that counter.
Payment rails are explained in how agents pay with x402.