How much does BlitzAPI cost?
Start is $99 a month for 10 requests per second per endpoint, under a fair use policy of 200,000 records a month. Scale is $499 a month for 25 requests per second and a fair use policy of 5,000,000 records. Both open every endpoint and every data type. Build Your Infra starts at $999 a month and is fully custom, scoped on a call. Prices are in US dollars, billed monthly, and every account begins with 1,000 free records, no card.
What is the fair use policy?
The number of records your plan covers each month: 200,000 on Start, 5,000,000 on Scale, a custom volume on Build Your Infra. It resets at the start of each billing cycle, unused records do not carry over, and it is written into section 9 of the Terms rather than decided account by account.
What counts as a record?
One record is one item the API returns to you: one company, one person, one email address, one phone number or one job posting. A call that finds nothing counts nothing. A people search that returns 25 profiles counts 25 records; an email lookup that returns one verified address counts one. Records are the unit of the fair use policy, and the unit the Terms call a Record.
Are the records in my fair use policy the same as the 1B+ records in your database?
No. 1B+ is the size of the data infrastructure you query: companies, people, emails, phone numbers and job postings. Your fair use policy counts what you actually take out of it each month: 200,000 records on Start, 5,000,000 on Scale, a custom volume on Build Your Infra.
What happens if I reach my fair use policy?
Calls pause until your next billing cycle starts. To keep running before then, move up to Scale from the app, or book a call to size a Build Your Infra setup with a custom volume. The limits are set out in section 9 of the Terms.
Which plan should I choose?
Choose by speed and volume, not by features: every plan opens the same endpoints and the same data. Start fits a first pipeline, regular enrichments and testing at production speed. Scale fits teams enriching whole markets or running several workflows at once, with a fair use policy of 5,000,000 records a month and priority support. If you need more volume, contractual guarantees or dedicated infrastructure, Build Your Infra is set with you on a call.
Is any data held back on Start?
No. Start opens every endpoint, every field and every data type, verified work emails and US phone numbers included. Plans differ by speed, fair use policy and support, never by data.
What does Build Your Infra include?
Whatever your setup needs, agreed with you: rate limits, a fair use policy sized to your volume, an SLA, a DPA, a reseller agreement, dedicated servers, zero data retention, Slack support, a monthly call with the team and custom features. It starts at $999 a month and is only available on a discovery call, which you can book from this page.
What do 10 and 25 requests per second change?
How fast a job finishes. The rate applies per endpoint: each endpoint has its own budget, so email lookups and company searches run side by side without slowing each other. At 10 requests per second you send 600 requests a minute to an endpoint, 36,000 an hour. At 25, it is 1,500 a minute and 90,000 an hour. A live lookup feels instant on both; the difference shows on batch runs across a whole market.
How much does a B2B data API cost?
It depends on how the API bills. Many B2B data APIs charge per credit, so the invoice grows with every lookup and a large enrichment job has a price before it runs. BlitzAPI bills a flat monthly plan instead: the price includes a request rate and a fair use policy counted in records, with every endpoint open. The plans and their prices are on this page.
How accurate is the data?
Verified means tested, not guessed. Every address is proven against live mail infrastructure before it reaches you, then re-tested at least every 30 days, so a contact who changed jobs is caught on our side, not by a bounce in your sequence. Each email passes three layers of verification, including on domains that accept every address, which most tools mark as a maybe. We never guess from a name pattern: an address we cannot prove comes back Not Found.
What exactly are the 1,000 free records?
The trial allowance every new account starts with: 1,000 records, counted like on a plan (one company, one person, one email, one phone number or one job posting returned; a call that finds nothing counts nothing). Enough to point the real endpoints at your own lists and judge what comes back before you pick a plan. Free, with no card and no sales call.
Can I try before I pay?
Yes. Every account starts with 1,000 free records, with no card and no sales call. Run the real endpoints against your own lists, check the emails that come back, then pick the plan that matches what you actually used. Phone endpoints are the one exception: they come with a paid plan, not the trial.
Can I change plans or cancel later?
Yes. Start and Scale are billed monthly and cancel any time from the app. Moving between them changes the speed, the fair use policy and the support, nothing else: same endpoints, same responses, same keys.
Can I use Blitz for my clients?
Yes. Running Blitz yourself to deliver work for clients is standard usage on any plan, with no separate agreement. Reselling or redistributing Blitz data is a different thing: it needs the reseller agreement that comes with Build Your Infra. And when your own users trigger Blitz-powered features inside your software, that is Blitz Embedded.
Do you offer an SLA?
Yes, on Build Your Infra and on Blitz Embedded, written into their agreement. Start and Scale do not carry one: if your integration needs contractual guarantees, book a call from this page.
Are prices per user?
No. Plans are priced by speed and fair use policy, not by seat. Your whole team works in one workspace on any plan, and the price on the card is the price on the invoice, in US dollars, billed monthly.
I subscribed during the launch offer. Do my terms change?
No. Accounts that subscribed under the launch offer keep their price, speed and fair use policy for as long as the subscription stays active, as set out in section 10.7 of the Terms. The plans on this page apply to new subscriptions.