Product Updates

Stay up to date with the latest product improvements and new features. Explore our changelog to see how we’re continuously enhancing our services.

11 Mar 2026

Improved URL Status API, added usage notifications and more

With this update, we have primarily focused on the URL Status API, adding more features useful for URL analysis and redirect tracking. Other APIs have also been improved with new features requested by our customers, and we have introduced usage email notifications to keep you informed when you are close to exhausting your monthly credits before the next monthly reset.

#1 Usage email notifications

As requested by many customers, we have added email notifications when monthly credit usage reaches 80% before the next reset, and another notification when credits have been fully exhausted (100% usage). Additionally, we have added an email notification when a past-due subscription is canceled.

#2 Updates on URL Status API

We have added several improvements to this specific API, including new options to retrieve details about forms, internal and external links (categorized by tags), additional parsed HTML metadata, and the option to include favicon and og:image base64-encoded files. The API also returns valuable SSL certificate details, along with many other enhancements. Additionally, the API automatically unwraps the original URL from email gateway protection links (such as Proofpoint, Barracuda, etc.) and scans it directly, skipping the crawl of the gateway URL.

New available JSON parameters:

- "include_links": true
  Extracts internal and external links, categorized by tags.
  Also includes an "inline" category for links found inside inline scripts.

- "include_forms": true
  Parses every form and its elements (input, button, etc.).

- "include_favicon_details": true
  Includes details about the favicon, e.g.:
  Base64-encoded file, MD5 hash, file size, and image dimensions.

- "include_og_image_details": true
  Includes details about the og:image, e.g.:
  Base64-encoded file, MD5 hash, file size, and image dimensions.

- "check_ssl_revocation": true
  Enables SSL revocation checking (requires "verify_ssl": true).

- "include_response_body_text": true
  Includes the response body in plain text (without HTML tags).

- "follow_custom_redirects": true
  Follows custom redirects, e.g., site-specific redirects.

- "follow_meta_redirects": true
  Follows HTML meta refresh redirects.

- "follow_header_redirects": true
  Follows header refresh redirects.

New available JSON fields in the response:

"links": Returns all extracted internal and external links
"forms": Returns all parsed HTML forms and their elements
"favicon_details": Returns details of the favicon
"og_image_details": Returns details of the og:image
"body_md5_hash_original": Returns the MD5 hash of the unmodified body
"body_text": Returns the body text (without HTML tags)
"body_truncated": Returns true if the body was truncated
"revoked": Returns true if the SSL certificate is revoked
"expired_from_days": Returns how many days ago the SSL cert expired
"unwrapped_url": Returns the unwrapped original URL
"googlebot": Extracts the "googlebot" metadata
"og_url": Extracts the "og:url" metadata
"author": Extracts the "author" metadata
"fb_app_id": Extracts the "fb:app_id" metadata
"refresh_url": Extracts the meta refresh redirect URL
"apple_itunes_app_id": Extracts the "apple-itunes-app" ID metadata
"apple_itunes_app_name": Extracts the "apple-itunes-app" name metadata
"ld_url": Extracts the JSON-LD "url" metadata
"h1": Extracts the H1 elements
"h2": Extracts the H2 elements
"h3": Extracts the H3 elements

#3 Updates on SSL Info API

Improved detection of revoked certificates
Added "port" JSON parameter to set a custom port (default is 443)
Added "self_signed" JSON field
Added "expired_from_days" JSON field
Added "port" JSON field

#4 Updates on Domain Reputation API

Added "is_qrcode_service" JSON field
Improved detection of URL shorteners and other categories
Improved detection of phishing domains

#5 Updates on TLS Check API

Added "port" JSON parameter to set a custom port (default is 443)
Added "port" JSON field

20 Feb 2026

Simple Steps to Migrate from APIVoid v1 to the new v2 API Endpoints

If you're currently still using the APIVoid v1 endpoints, here's a quick guide to help you migrate to the new v2 API. The v2 API introduces improved authentication, a cleaner JSON structure, and a more standardized request format.

The complete v2 API documentation page is available here:

https://docs.apivoid.com/

1. HTTP Method Change

v1 (GET request)

Authentication was passed via query string using key=:

curl "https://endpoint.apivoid.com/iprep/v1/pay-as-you-go/?key=YOUR_API_KEY_HERE&ip=122.226.181.165"

v2 (POST request)

Authentication is now handled via the X-API-Key header.

Requests use a JSON payload in the body:

curl -X POST "https://api.apivoid.com/v2/ip-reputation" \
     -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
     -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY_HERE" \
     -d '{"ip": "122.226.181.165"}'

What changed

  • GET → POST
  • API key moved from query string → X-API-Key header
  • Parameters moved from URL → JSON body
  • New base URL: https://api.apivoid.com/v2/
  • New URL path: ip-reputation

2. JSON Response Structure Changes

Important breaking change: we removed the root data and data.report wrapper.

v1 Response Structure

{
  "data": {
    "report": {
      "ip": "80.82.77.139",
      "blacklists": {
        ...
      }
    }
  }
}

To access the IP field in v1:

response.data.report.ip

v2 Response Structure

{
  "ip": "80.82.77.139",
  "version": "IPv4",
  "blacklists": {
    ...
  }
}

To access the IP field in v2:

response.ip

What changed

  • Removed data root object
  • Removed report wrapper
  • Fields are now at the top level
  • Cleaner and flatter structure

3. Migration checklist

  • If not already done, create a v2 account
  • Use the API keys from the new v2 dashboard
  • Check the API documentation page
  • Change HTTP method from GET → POST
  • Move API key from query parameter to X-API-Key header
  • Send request parameters as JSON body
  • Update base URL to https://api.apivoid.com/v2/
  • Update URL path for each API (e.g ip-reputation)
  • Update your response parsing logic (remove data.report)

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23 Dec 2025

New API services, richer JSON data, and improved scalability

During the past months we have gradually released new API services and made many improvements in the currently available API services. We have also improved the scalability of some APIs and worked in the dashboard to make it more usable. Below you can find a recap of all the important changes:

#1 Added 12 New API Services

DNSSEC Status API Ping Test API TLS Check API
Tor Test API VPN Test API Port Scan API
HTTP3 Status API ASN Info API QR Scan API
EML Insights API Geo Request API Account Info API

We have also added Account Info API (can be found on the API docs) that can return details about your account, such as credits remained, when they will next reset, credits usage for the past 30 days and for the past 3 months. It doesn't consume any credit and allows to make up to 1 request per minute.

#2 Updates on Email Verify API

Among various improvements on the API which include faster response times and better detection of disposable and suspicious emails, we have added new JSON fields that provide valuable information about an email address:

    "system_address": false,
    "noreply_address": false,
    "email_length": 20,
    "username_length": 8,
    "domain_length": 11,
    "username_has_only_digits": false,
    "username_has_celebrity_name": false,
    "username_dots_count": 0,
    "username_underscores_count": 0,
    "username_hyphens_count": 0,
    "username_digits_count": 4,
    "username_letters_count": 4,
    "spf_strict": true,
    "spf_qualifier": "fail",
    "root_domain": "gmail.com",
    "subdomain": "",
    "tld": "com",
    "public_domain": true,
    "canonical_email": "example@gmail.com",
    "has_txt_records": true,
    "student_email": false,

#3 Updates on IP Reputation API

We have improved detection of proxy and VPN IPs, added new scanning engines like SpamRATS, and added a new JSON option "disable_reverse_dns" to disable reverse DNS and make the API call faster. Additionally, we have added new interesting IP insights data on the API output, which include detection of residential proxies, relays, full ASN details (asname, route, organization, country code, abuse email, total prefixes count, etc) and new data on "information" field like detection of Search Engine Bots, Google services, common crawlers, AWS services, etc:

    "information": {
        ...
        "is_bogon": false,
        "is_spamhaus_drop": false,
        "is_fake_bot": false,
        "is_google_bot": false,
        "is_search_engine_bot": false,
        "related_service_name": "",
        "related_service_domain": "",
        "related_service_type": "",
        "is_major_provider_spf_ip": false,
        "is_public_dns": false,
        "cloud_provider": "",
        "cloud_provider_domain": "",
        "aws_service": "",
        "is_google_service": false,
        "edge_service": "",
        "edge_service_domain": "",
        "is_satellite": false
    },
    "asn": {
        "asn": "AS202425",
        "asname": "INT-NETWORK",
        "route": "93.174.95.0/24",
        "status": "active",
        "org": "IP Volume inc",
        "country_code": "SC",
        "created": "2018-05-17",
        "days_since_created": 2748,
        "updated": "2024-01-25",
        "days_since_updated": 669,
        "address": "Seychelles",
        "abuse_email": "abuse@ipvolume.net",
        "domain": "ipvolume.net",
        "total_ipv4_prefixes": 55,
        "total_ipv4_ips": 14848,
        "total_ipv6_prefixes": 1,
        "type": "hosting",
        "rir": "RIPE"
    },
    "anonymity": {
        ...
        "is_residential_proxy": false,
        "is_relay": false,
        ...
    },

#3 Updates on Domain Reputation API

We have improved our engines Phishing Test and Scam Test to better detect potentially suspicious domains, we have optimized the API performance for faster response times, and we have added new JSON fields in the API output:

    "domain_parts": {
        "root_domain": "google.com",
        "subdomain": "fonts",
        "tld": "com",
    },
    "security_checks": {
        ...
        "detections_count": 0,
        "is_suspicious_homoglyph": false,
        "is_possible_typosquatting": false,
        ...
    },

#4 Updates on Domain Age API

Added support for .legal and other TLDs
Improved the processing and parsing of specific TLDs

#5 Updates on Domain Info API

Added support for .legal and other TLDs
Improved retrieval of additional WHOIS details for some TLDs
Improved the processing and parsing of specific TLDs

#6 Updates on Site Trustworthiness API

We have added some new methods to detect suspicious web shops, improved the detection of a valid HTTPS connection, and various other internal improvements. We have also added new data fields on the JSON output:

    "security_checks": {
        ...
        "http_status_code": 200,
        "is_http_redirected_to_https": true,
        "is_ssl_expired": false,
        "is_ssl_revoked": false,
        "ssl_type": "Domain Validation",
        "ssl_issuer_organization": "DigiCert Inc",
        "ssl_issuer_country": "US",
        "ssl_subject_organization": "",
        "ssl_subject_common_name": "www.amazon.com",
        "ssl_subject_country": "",
        "is_hsts_header": true,
        "is_referrer_policy_header": false,
        "is_unsafe_url_in_referrer_policy_header": false,
        "is_csp_header": false,
        "is_unsafe_eval_in_csp_header": false,
        "is_unsafe_inline_in_csp_header": false,
        "is_content_type_options_header": false,
        "is_frame_options_header": true,
        "is_xss_protection_header": false,
        "is_permissions_policy_header": false,
        "is_set_cookie_header": true,
        "is_secure_on_all_cookies": false,
        "is_server_header_exposing_version": false,
        "is_powered_by_header_exposed": false,
        "is_aspnet_version_header_exposed": false,
        "is_dnssec_enabled": false,
        "is_dnssec_signed": false,
        "domain_creation_date": "2012-05-14",
        "domain_age_in_days": 4942,
        "domain_age_in_months": 159,
        "domain_age_in_years": 13,
        ...
    },

#7 Updates on URL Reputation API

We have improved the internal phishing detection engine and rewritten a few parts, improved detection of valid HTTPS connection, added new fields in the "html_info" object, and added new data fields on the JSON output:

    "domain_parts": {
        "root_domain": "blog.google",
        "subdomain": "",
        "tld": "google"
    },
    "security_checks": {
        ...
        "http_status_code": 200,
        "domain_creation_date": "2023-03-07",
        "domain_age_in_days": 994,
        "domain_age_in_months": 32,
        "domain_age_in_years": 2,
        ...
    },

#8 Updates on Phone Validator API

Improved parsing of phone numbers
Added JSON field "disposable" that is true if phone number is disposable
The JSON field "abusive" is true if phone number is disposable, spam or fake (unchanged)
Added JSON field "uri": "tel:+1234567890"

#9 Updates on DNS Lookup API

Added support for DNSKEY, DS, RRSIG record types
Improved processing of bulk domains and DNS records

#9 Updates on Parked Domain API

We have improved the scanning speed for specific domains, improved detection of parked domains, and added new data fields on the JSON output:

    "ns_records_found": true,
    "mx_records_found": true,
    "txt_records_found": true,

#10 Updates on URL Status API

Added option "use_premium_proxy" to use a premium proxy *BETA*
Added option "clean_page_content" to compact and clean the HTML content
Added option "use_http2" to use HTTP2 to make the request
Added option "custom_proxy" to use your own custom proxy URL
Added option "include_response_body" to return the base64-encoded HTML content
Added option "include_response_headers" to return the HTTP response headers
Added option "follow_external_redirects" to follow external redirects
Added JSON field "cookies" that contains parsed cookies (requires "include_response_headers")
Added JSON field "protocol" that returns the HTTP protocol
Added JSON field "url_parts" that returns the parsed URL parts (scheme, host, path, etc)
Added JSON field "domain_parts" that returns the URL's domain, subdomain and tld
URLs that contain a username:password@ component are blocked
URLs with a punycode domain are blocked
The option "user_agent" can be only "desktop" (default) or "mobile"
Improved classification of URL status

The following is an example entry in the chain JSON object with the options include_response_body and include_response_headers set to true:

        {
            "url": "https://www.wikipedia.org/",
            "protocol": "HTTP/1.1",
            "status_code": 200,
            "status_message": "OK",
            "content_type": "text/html",
            "can_resolve": true,
            "connection_error": false,
            "ip": "208.80.154.224",
            "response_headers": {
                "accept-ranges": [
                    "bytes"
                ],
                "age": [
                    "23609"
                ],
                "cache-control": [
                    "s-maxage=86400, must-revalidate, max-age=3600"
                ],
                "content-type": [
                    "text/html"
                ],
                "date": [
                    "Sat, 20 Dec 2025 16:11:06 GMT"
                ],
                "etag": [
                    "W/\"2655d-6458c41169180\""
                ],
                "last-modified": [
                    "Tue, 09 Dec 2025 22:15:50 GMT"
                ],
                "nel": [
                    "{ \"report_to\": \"wm_nel\", \"max_age\": 604800, \"failure_fraction\": 0.05, \"success_fraction\": 0.0}"
                ],
                "report-to": [
                    "{ \"group\": \"wm_nel\", \"max_age\": 604800, \"endpoints\": [{ \"url\": \"https://intake-logging.wikimedia.org/v1/events?stream=w3c.reportingapi.network_error&schema_uri=/w3c/reportingapi/network_error/1.0.0\" }] }"
                ],
                "server": [
                    "ATS/9.2.11"
                ],
                "server-timing": [
                    "cache;desc=\"hit-front\", host;desc=\"cp3072\""
                ],
                "set-cookie": [
                    "WMF-Last-Access=20-Dec-2025;Path=/;HttpOnly;secure;Expires=Wed, 21 Jan 2026 12:00:00 GMT",
                    "WMF-Last-Access-Global=20-Dec-2025;Path=/;Domain=.wikipedia.org;HttpOnly;secure;Expires=Wed, 21 Jan 2026 12:00:00 GMT",
                    "GeoIP=GB:ENG:City_of_London:51.52:-0.09:v4; Path=/; secure; Domain=.wikipedia.org",
                    "NetworkProbeLimit=0.001;Path=/;Secure;SameSite=None;Max-Age=3600",
                    "WMF-Uniq=js4r0X2dwgvY9jGfuRTuPQLPAAAAAFvd7sbNBtZTQS5rnMIjEA0GxVV3Prlzfb6n;Domain=.wikipedia.org;Path=/;HttpOnly;secure;SameSite=None;Expires=Sun, 20 Dec 2026 00:00:00 GMT"
                ],
                "strict-transport-security": [
                    "max-age=106384710; includeSubDomains; preload"
                ],
                "x-analytics": [
                    ""
                ],
                "x-cache": [
                    "cp3072 miss, cp3072 hit/1481206"
                ],
                "x-cache-status": [
                    "hit-front"
                ],
                "x-client-ip": [
                    "37.235.54.209"
                ],
                "x-request-id": [
                    "180bd29c-b8fd-4658-bd97-7fdc56426dc4"
                ]
            },
            "cookies": [
                {
                    "name": "WMF-Last-Access",
                    "value": "20-Dec-2025",
                    "domain": "www.wikipedia.org",
                    "path": "/",
                    "expires": "Wed, 21 Jan 2026 12:00:00 UTC",
                    "size": 26,
                    "http_only": true,
                    "secure": true,
                    "same_site": ""
                },
                {
                    "name": "WMF-Last-Access-Global",
                    "value": "20-Dec-2025",
                    "domain": ".wikipedia.org",
                    "path": "/",
                    "expires": "Wed, 21 Jan 2026 12:00:00 UTC",
                    "size": 33,
                    "http_only": true,
                    "secure": true,
                    "same_site": ""
                },
                {
                    "name": "GeoIP",
                    "value": "GB:ENG:City_of_London:51.52:-0.09:v4",
                    "domain": ".wikipedia.org",
                    "path": "/",
                    "expires": "",
                    "size": 41,
                    "http_only": false,
                    "secure": true,
                    "same_site": ""
                },
                {
                    "name": "NetworkProbeLimit",
                    "value": "0.001",
                    "domain": "www.wikipedia.org",
                    "path": "/",
                    "expires": "",
                    "size": 22,
                    "http_only": false,
                    "secure": true,
                    "same_site": "none"
                },
                {
                    "name": "WMF-Uniq",
                    "value": "js4r0X2dwgvY9jGfuRTuPQLPAAAAAFvd7sbNBtZTQS5rnMIjEA0GxVV3Prlzfb6n",
                    "domain": ".wikipedia.org",
                    "path": "/",
                    "expires": "Sun, 20 Dec 2026 00:00:00 UTC",
                    "size": 72,
                    "http_only": true,
                    "secure": true,
                    "same_site": "none"
                }
            ],
            "body_base64": "PCFET0NUWVBFIGh0bWw+CjxodG1sIG...",
            "body_size_bytes": 157020,
            "html_info": {
                "title": "Wikipedia",
                "description": "Wikipedia is a free online encyclopedia, created and edited by volunteers around the world and hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation.",
                "keywords": "",
                "robots": "",
                "canonical": "",
                "og_image": "https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/80/Wikipedia-logo-v2.svg/2244px-Wikipedia-logo-v2.svg.png",
                "og_type": "website",
                "og_site_name": "",
                "article_publisher": "",
                "twitter_site": "",
                "ld_organization": "",
                "ld_logo": "",
                "ld_same_as": [],
                "generator": [],
                "icon": "https://www.wikipedia.org/static/favicon/wikipedia.ico",
                "apple_touch_icon": [
                    {
                        "size": "",
                        "href": "https://www.wikipedia.org/static/apple-touch/wikipedia.png"
                    }
                ],
                "lang": "",
                "hreflang": []
            },
            "url_parts": {
                "scheme": "https",
                "host": "www.wikipedia.org",
                "host_nowww": "wikipedia.org",
                "port": 443,
                "path": "/",
                "query": ""
            },
            "domain_parts": {
                "root_domain": "wikipedia.org",
                "subdomain": "www",
                "tld": "org"
            },
            "valid_ssl": true,
            "elapsed_ms": 566
        }

#11 Updates on User Dashboard

Added "End Trial Period" button to end trial subscription before expiration
Added "Limit Credits" on drop-down of Actions button on API keys
Added "Delete Account" on "Settings" page to initiate account deletion
Simplified the procedure to self-activate the free 30-day trial
Various improvements and fixes on the UI

#12 Other generic updates

Increased the default API keys quota to 2 for Basic Plan
Allow "application/json; charset=utf-8" on APIs content type headers
Previously only "application/json" was allowed as content type
Added "available=" and "overage-value=" on X-Service-Quota header

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20 Aug 2025

More than 100 online cybersecurity tools available for free

We recently added over 100 cybersecurity tools designed for security analysts, IT teams, and everyday users. These tools simplify common tasks such as extracting URLs or emails from text, encoding or decoding in Base64, sorting text lines, generating strong passwords, using regex extractors, creating UUIDs, viewing or removing image EXIF data, finding domain information, and much more.

APIVoid Free Tools

You can search for tools using the search bar by entering keywords such as “domain” or “image”, and it will display all related tools. We’ve also added a smaller search bar on each tool’s page, so you can easily switch to another tool when needed. For example, if you are on the Image EXIF Viewer page, you can quickly search for the Image EXIF Remover tool, like shown below:

APIVoid Tools Search Bar

You can access these tools from this page:

Free Cybersecurity Tools

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10 Feb 2025

Welcome 2025: New website, new dashboard, improved APIs

During the past year we have worked hard to improve APIVoid, and the result is a completely new version. We have improved and updated everything, from the website, the user dashboard, the business model and the API services. Below you can find a quick summary of what has changed:

A heartfelt Thank You to our customers

Before you continue reading, we want to take a moment to sincerely thank all of our customers for being part of this project and for believing in our work. This massive update would not have been possible without your trust and unwavering support. Your feedback, loyalty, and encouragement drive us to continuously improve and deliver the best experience possible.

#1 New modern website layout

We have revamped the main website layout to feature a more modern and visually appealing design, complete with engaging visual effects! Key features of our services are now better highlighted and clearly described, while the usage of our free network tools has been simplified for enhanced convenience. Additionally, we have significantly improved the overall usability and performance of the website, ensuring a seamless experience on both desktop and mobile devices.

APIVoid New Website

#2 New pricing and new subscription plans

We have completely changed our business model and credits system. We now support automated monthly and yearly subscriptions, with yearly plans offering 2 months free! Credits are automatically reset each month, and we have reduced the number of credits consumed per API request across all available API services, meaning you can now make more API requests each month. We have also changed the credits format—from fractional credits (e.g., 0.8 credits per query) to whole numbers (e.g., 1 credit per query)—for easier tracking. Moreover, we have transitioned to Paddle as our new payment processor and merchant of record.

APIVoid New Pricing Plans

With the introduction of automated monthly subscriptions, we have updated our pricing plans. We now offer four public subscription plans, starting at $24 USD/month for the Basic plan, designed to meet common needs for those just starting out. From the Startup plan onward, you can enable overages with customizable limits to control maximum spending and extend your monthly credits quota as needed. Some API services, such as Reverse IP API, are available only on specific plans. Additionally, each plan comes with distinct maximum RPS limits (varying by API service), and certain APIs features are exclusive to specific plans.

#3 A simple tool to help select the right plan

We have enhanced the pricing page by adding a pricing calculator tool below the available plans. This new little tool helps you determine the ideal plan based on your monthly API requests. Simply select the services you wish to use, such as IP Reputation API and Email Verify API, and input the number of monthly API requests you require. Then, click the 'Show Suggested Plan' button, and the calculator will recommend the best plan tailored to your specified usage.

APIVoid Pricing Calculator

#4 New and improved user dashboard

The user dashboard has been completely redesigned to enhance the overall user experience. It now features a clean, minimal layout that simplifies the management of API keys and subscriptions. You can easily view detailed subscription information, cancel your subscription, upgrade or downgrade your plan, change your payment method, and access invoices. Additionally, the dashboard now supports 2FA authentication for improved security and allows you to set custom limits for overages (e.g., specifying a maximum spending limit for overages). The APIs usage statistics have been enhanced, you can now view most used API services.

APIVoid New Dashboard

#5 All API services have been improved

We’ve upgraded all API services to enhance performance and scalability. These improvements include better detection of threats, faster response times, more valuable data available in the JSON response and a more robust infrastructure. The HTTPS response headers now include an 'X-Service-Quota' field, showing the amount of credits consumed on each request and the timestamp for the next credits reset, among other details about overage quotas.

X-Service-Quota Header

URL Status API has been rewritten and can now track redirects, providing valuable insights on each redirect. DNS Lookup API supports bulk domains and all DNS records in a single API request. DNS Propagation API has been rewritten and supports multiple DNS types in a single request. SSL Info API is faster and includes more SSL certificate details (e.g certificate type, incorporation data, etc). With Domain Reputation API you can now enable domain age as risk factor.

API endpoint URLs have changed

API Request Example

All the APIs use different endpoints and exclusively accept POST requests with JSON payloads, replacing the previous GET method. Some API services now feature changes to request parameters and response JSON data. Please review the updated API documentation for details. While the documentation is currently minimal, we’re working to expand it with more information.

#6 The old version will be deprecated

The old version of the dashboard and API endpoints will remain available for the next 12 months, until February 2026. Starting today (February 10, 2025), new account creation on the old dashboard will no longer be possible, and we plan to disable new credit purchases in three months (around May 2025). If you need to purchase more credits during this timeframe—for example, to keep your application running while you transition to the new APIs—please keep in mind that the old version will be deprecated in February 2026. We recommend purchasing only the amount of credits that align with this timeline.

APIVoid Old Dashboard

Existing customers who wish to move to the new version should create a new user account on the updated dashboard and reach out to us once it’s set up. We will provide a special discount (coupon code) based on the value of the credits you purchased in the past year, which you can use to transition to a new plan on the updated version. Upgrading to the new version offers numerous benefits, including access to the latest APIs, the available plan credits automatically reset every month, and significant improvements across all APIs. We encourage you to take advantage of these enhancements as you transition. Rest assured, you won’t lose any unused credits purchased in the past year!

#7 30-day free trial version on request

We currently do not offer a free or automated trial version by default. However, upon request, we can set up a 30-day free trial account for companies interested in testing our service. To start using our service, you’ll need to purchase a subscription plan. If you're unsure about your usage, the monthly Basic Plan is a great place to start, and you can easily upgrade to a higher plan anytime as your needs grow. Plus, we use proration, so you won’t lose any unused days when you upgrade.

However, if you’re not satisfied with our service for any reason, we offer a full refund—no questions asked—provided (i) it’s requested within 14 days, (ii) applies only to the monthly Basic Plan, and (iii) you’ve used fewer than 1,000 credits. To explore our services before subscribing, you can try the live demos for most of our API services or don't hesitate to contact us to activate a free 30-day trial plan.

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