EnvoAPI — plans and pricing
Every plan runs off two dials: credits and rate limit.
Pick the row you care about and read across. The monthly credit grant and the requests-per-minute ceiling are the only two figures that change between plans — everything else is the same API, the same endpoints, and the same key.
100 free credits · No credit card required
- $0To start · no card
- $49Entry plan · Launch
- $1.80Lowest / 1,000 credits
Plans
Read across the row you care about
Four plans on the register, two quoted tiers beneath it. Every one of them reaches the same endpoints with the same key and the same response contract.
Free
$0
No subscription
Launch
$49
Per month
Growth
$149
Per month
Scale
$499
Per month
- Enterprise
- 2M+ monthly credits · Custom rate limits · SLA and capacity options · DPA and procurement support
- Talk to sales
Unit price
The more you call, the less each call costs.
Each bar is that plan’s effective price per 1,000 credits, drawn against the entry plan’s. Nothing here is a separate figure to keep in sync — every one is the plan’s own price divided by its own credit grant.
How it is derived
- monthly price
- ÷ monthly credits
- × 1,000
The free tier and Enterprise carry no unit price: one is a one-time grant, the other is quoted rather than listed.
- LaunchFor prototypes, internal tools, and early-stage products.$4.90per 1,00060 RPM
10,000 / month - GrowthFor production apps and recurring enrichment workflows.$2.98per 1,000120 RPM
50,000 / month - ScaleFor high-volume SaaS products, CRMs, and data pipelines.$2.00per 1,000300 RPM
250,000 / month - VolumeFor large-scale recurring enrichment workloads.$1.80per 1,000600 RPM
1,000,000 / month
How billing works
Two figures move between plans
Everything else is the same API
Changing plan changes how much you can call and how fast. It does not change which endpoints you reach, how you authenticate, or the shape of what comes back.
Read the rate-limit reference- Credits
- Each paid plan carries a credit grant for the month it covers. The free tier's grant is a one-time starter allowance rather than a monthly refill.
- Rate limit
- Requests are limited per API key. Over the plan's ceiling the API returns 429 rather than queueing the request.
- Top-ups
- Buy extra credits for an active subscription. Unused purchased credits carry forward.
- Annual
- Paying annually costs 10 months instead of 12, at the same multiple on every plan that publishes an annual rate.
Top-up credits
Add credits without changing plan
One-off credit packages for an active subscription, for the months a workload runs ahead of its plan.
| Package | Price | Credits | Per 1,000 credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| starter | $29 | 5,000 | $5.80 |
| growth | $99 | 25,000 | $3.96 |
| pro | $299 | 100,000 | $2.99 |
| scale | $749 | 300,000 | $2.50 |
| mega | $1,499 | 750,000 | $2.00 |
Billing questions
What a reader usually asks next
Getting started
2 questionsDo I need a credit card to start?
No. The free tier grants 100 free credits without a card, and it is enough to call every documented endpoint and read real responses before you decide.
How is the effective price per 1,000 credits calculated?
It is the plan's monthly price divided by its monthly credit grant, expressed per 1,000 credits. It is derived from the two published figures rather than quoted separately, so it always agrees with the plan beside it.
Paying for it
2 questionsCan I pay annually?
Paying annually costs 10 months instead of 12. The saving is the same multiple on every plan that publishes an annual rate, and both figures are shown at checkout.
What if I need more credits mid-month?
Top-up packages add credits to an active subscription without changing the plan. They run from $29 to $1,499, and unused purchased credits carry forward.
Limits & Enterprise
2 questionsWhat counts against my rate limit?
Requests are rate limited per API key. The plan's requests-per-minute figure is that key's ceiling, and a request over it returns a 429 error rather than being queued — the rate-limit reference documents the response and the retry pattern to use.
What is included with Enterprise?
Custom volume, SLA, DPA, procurement support, and reserved capacity. Enterprise is quoted against your workload rather than listed, so it starts with a conversation.
Still sizing a workload? The API reference states what each endpoint returns, so you can estimate before you commit.
Read the API reference