Plans and pricing

Every paid plan is a monthly or yearly subscription in pounds or dollars. The free Developer plan needs a verified Decryptr account but no card: create a key and you are on it.

Prices exclude VAT, which is added where it applies. Enterprise limits and price are set by contract; email [email protected].

UpgradeCopy Anchor Link

Pick a plan and pay with Stripe. Your keys get the new limits as soon as the payment goes through. If you already have a paid plan, the buttons open billing, where you can switch plan or cancel.

How calls are countedCopy Anchor Link

You pay for calls, and one call is one item returned or asked for, not one HTTP request. Richer items cost more than 1 call.

• A list of 37 trending coins costs 37 calls (1 per coin).
• A list of 10 footprint candles costs 20 calls (2 per candle).
• A batch request for 5 assets costs 5 calls.
• A search costs 5 calls plus 1 for each result.
• A stream connection is free; each event delivered costs 1 call.
• Liquidation levels for one coin cost 3 calls, and a coin snapshot costs 2.
• /v1/status, /v1/usage and /v1/tombstones are free.

Before a list runs, the API reserves its largest possible cost: limit times the calls per item. If that does not fit in what you have left, the request is refused with 429 and costs nothing. Each response's X-Decryptr-Cost header says what it cost. The per-endpoint costs are in Rate limits and quotas.

A worked example: on Starter you have 50,000 calls a month. Reading the latest 60 one-minute order flow delta candles once an hour, at 1 call each, costs 60 x 24 x 30 = 43,200 calls a month, which fits. Reading the same candles as footprint candles, at 2 calls each, costs 86,400, which needs Pro (300,000).

What each plan includesCopy Anchor Link

Data in v1 is Decryptr's own aggregates, news signals and the economic calendar, market data (served during a testing phase), public person-level data (calls, callers, profiles, posts, communities and lists, and verified traders who share their record), and figures Decryptr derives from Hyperliquid's public data. Each endpoint's lowest plan is in Authentication. See Data and licensing.

Limits that apply to every planCopy Anchor Link

• 2 active live keys and 2 active test keys per account. See Authentication.
• Test keys never use calls, on any plan.
• Calls are a hard cap per calendar month (UTC). There is no overage.
• Plans from Pro up include open stream connections (2 on Pro, 10 on Business), shared between the news signal stream and the post stream. The post stream needs Business. Developer and Starter have none.

Annual billingCopy Anchor Link

Pay yearly and get two months free: twelve months for the price of ten.

Upgrades, failed payments and cancellingCopy Anchor Link

• Upgrades and downgrades take effect at once; Stripe prorates the difference.
• If a payment fails, the API keeps working for 7 days with your per-second rate halved, then answers 402 until it is paid.
• If a subscription is suspended, for example after a refund or dispute, the API answers 402.
• Cancelling revokes every key and returns the account to the free Developer plan. Creating a new key reopens it.

Plans are billed by Decryptr Limited through Stripe and are separate from the Decryptr + and Decryptr X subscriptions in the app.