How much does BlitzAPI cost?
Core is $399 a month, Plus is $499 and Full is $599. All three run at 50 requests per second under a fair use policy of 15,000,000 results a month, and accounts opened by September 30 keep these terms for as long as they stay active. What changes between plans is the data included: Core carries everything except verified emails and phone numbers, Plus adds the emails, Full adds the phone numbers. Prices are in US dollars, billed monthly, and every account begins with 1,000 credits free, no card.
What is the lifetime offer?
A launch offer that does not expire with the month. Open your account by September 30 and your terms stay for as long as your subscription is active: 50 requests per second, ten times our standard rate of 5, with the fair use policy raised to Very high: 15,000,000 results a month. If you cancel later, the terms end with the subscription. After September 30, the offer closes to new accounts.
What does 50 requests per second actually change?
Scale. At 50 requests per second you push 3,000 requests a minute and 180,000 an hour. A live lookup inside your product stays instant while a full-market enrichment finishes over lunch instead of over a weekend, and workloads that used to need batch windows and queue management become a single run.
Which plan should I choose?
Choose by the channels you work. If you build TAM, score accounts or track hiring signals without contacting anyone from Blitz data, Core carries the whole data layer. If you run email sequences, Plus adds verified work emails, proven before they reach you. If your team calls as well as writes, Full adds US phone numbers. Speed and volume are identical on all three, so the choice never touches your architecture.
What exactly is in each plan?
Core opens company search, people search, profile enrichment, job postings and hiring signals, identity resolution and the TAM building endpoints. Plus is Core with verified work emails added. Full is Plus with phone numbers added: the entire API, nothing held back. On every plan, your whole team works in one workspace and client work needs no separate agreement.
What does unlimited data mean exactly?
That volume is not what you pay for. Within your plan's coverage, every endpoint, every field and every record type is open, with no volume tiers and no price per record, under a published fair use policy set to Very high. What a plan sets is its coverage: Core runs without verified emails and phone numbers, Plus adds the emails, Full opens everything. There is no locked field and no premium segment inside a coverage.
What counts as a result?
One item returned by the API. One company, one person, one email address, one phone number or one job posting each count as one result. If a call finds nothing, nothing is counted. So 15,000,000 a month means 15,000,000 companies, people, emails, phones or job postings actually delivered to you. It is the unit the Terms call a Record.
What is the fair use policy?
A published monthly threshold on results returned. On the lifetime offer it is set to Very high on every plan, 15,000,000 results a month, and it stays there for as long as your subscription is active. It exists so one workload cannot slow the service down for everyone else, and it is written into the Terms rather than decided account by account.
What happens if I go past the fair use policy?
We look at sustained usage, not a single busy month. A spike for a launch or a backfill is normal use of the speed your plan carries. If you are consistently past the threshold, a human contacts you to find the setup that fits, with the numbers in front of both of us. The formal limits are set out in the Terms.
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 credits?
The trial allowance every new account starts with: enough to point the real endpoints at your own records 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 credits free, with no card and no sales call. Run the real endpoints against your own records, 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 the Full plan, not the trial.
Can I change plans or cancel later?
Yes. Every plan is billed monthly and cancels any time from the app. Moving between plans adds or removes a data type and changes nothing else: same endpoints, same responses, same keys, same speed.
Can I use Blitz for my clients?
Yes, on any plan, with no separate agreement and no reseller tier. Running Blitz yourself to deliver work for clients is standard usage. Blitz Embedded applies only when your own users trigger Blitz-powered features inside your software: it exists to cover commercial usage rights, not to tax client work.
Do you offer an SLA?
Blitz Embedded includes an SLA on its annual agreement, alongside dedicated onboarding and separate environments. The September plans do not carry one: if your integration needs contractual guarantees, talk to the team about Embedded.
Are prices per user?
No. Plans are priced by data coverage, 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.
