Subscriptions
Plans
Development (Free)
Build and test your integration at no cost with mock responses.
| Monthly Quota | 15,000 requests |
| Daily Limit | 500/day |
| Data | Mock responses |
| Price | $0/mo |
Production Plans
| SKU | Monthly Quota | Daily Limit | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| BLAPI-30KPM | 30,000 | 1,000/day | $10/mo |
| BLAPI-150KPM | 150,000 | 5,000/day | $50/mo |
| BLAPI-500KPM | 500,000 | 10,000/day | $100/mo |
All plans are billed monthly.
Development Plan
The Development plan is designed for building and testing your integration. It provides:
- 15,000 requests/month (500/day) at no cost
- Mock responses — data structure matches production, but values are sample data
- No credit card required to get started
When you’re ready for production data, upgrade to a paid plan.
Daily Limits
Each organisation’s API usage is tracked per calendar day. The counter resets at midnight UTC (start of the next day).
When a request is made, the system counts all requests logged for that organisation since the start of the current UTC day. If the count meets or exceeds the plan’s daily limit, the API returns:
HTTP 429 Too Many Requests
{
"error": "QUOTA_EXCEEDED",
"message": "Daily request quota exceeded"
}Quota Response Headers
Every successful response includes quota headers:
| Header | Description |
|---|---|
X-Quota-Limit | Total daily request allowance for the plan |
X-Quota-Remaining | Requests remaining for the current day |
X-Quota-Reset | Unix timestamp (seconds) when the quota resets |
These same headers are returned on 429 responses when the quota is exceeded, with X-Quota-Remaining set to 0.
Example headers:
X-Quota-Limit: 10000
X-Quota-Remaining: 7482
X-Quota-Reset: 1706400000Dashboard
Billing
Go to Billing to view your current plan, subscription status, and billing period. From this page you can:
- Subscribe to a plan if you don’t have one yet
- Switch plans — upgrade or downgrade at any time; changes take effect at the next billing cycle
- Manage billing — open the customer portal to update payment methods or cancel your subscription
Usage
Go to Usage to monitor your API activity. The usage page shows:
- Total requests, failed requests, success rate, and average response time for the selected period
- Request history — a paginated log of individual API requests
- Date filtering — narrow results to a specific date range