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Yes. APIContext is hosted on a fully SOC compliant platform that meets ISO27001 and other international security standards.

Yes. APIContext provides webhook based integration into most of the leading monitoring and alerting tools like Slack, Pager Duty, OpsGenie and more. We also provide a generic API for integration into a wider range of products including your own in-house solutions.

Yes. We can import from your existing documentation products like Postman, or OpenAPI and we can also integrate to gateways from leading solution providers like Axway, IBM and others.
By removing all identifying information from the benchmarking data we provide you with an indication of our how measure up and rank with similar APIs (by functionality and by industry) – this still allows you to understand how to measure up in terms over overall quality, speed and performance, but you don’t necessarily see the specific services you are being ranked against.

Not directly. APIContext was designed to tell you how your APIs are working for other people with the security they use from remote locations. You can set up a local agent to run tests from for calls inside your firewall. Just contact us for more information.

Yes. SOAP APIs are fully supported.
You can output all results in real time using our webhooks or you can access the entire back end through our own access APIs.

We store active account data for 18 months in instant access storage and indefinitely in cold storage – if you need access to any results or history, you can get them as long as you’re an active customer.

APIContext supports OAuth 1.0, 2.0 and JWS and JWT natively in the product, including handling scopes and token refresh. Additionally, with workflows you can easily set up custom token provisioning scenarios.

Yes. Our agents are designed to allow easy uploading of your TLS certificates for extra call security.

Pricing FAQ

We only count calls made from a location to a target endpoint in your daily quota. Calls to webhooks, our APIs to retrieve data and other similar calls are not included. This gives you as many as 4 times the useful calls you get from other services.

We also store ALL the results for an indefinite period of time. You won’t lose historical context or need to use – and pay for – other 3rd-party storage solutions.

Yes, you can buy multiples of your call quota up to the cost of the next tier of service.

So, for example, you could buy a Double Shot of 30,000 API calls a month.

You can buy multiples of your call quota up to the cost of the next tier of service.

So, for example, you could buy a Double Shot of 30,000 API calls a month.

We have no limit on the number of APIs and services in your accounts at any tier. The only limit is the number of times they can be called from a specific location.

Yes. All of our 80+ global locations across 4 clouds are open to all. As more locations in the public cloud become available, we’ll add them.

Yes, but we would need to install agents inside your systems, which does cost extra.

Basically how frequently you can call any individual API endpoint.

So when we say 10 calls per hour we mean you can call a specific endpoint every 6 minutes. But you could call other endpoints every 6 minutes, too. It is not a limit on the number of calls you can make an hour across lots of endpoints.

Billing Questions

Yes! Contact us for details.

Monthly plans cost us more to administer.
Yes, from the account tab inside the product you can manage your subscription through our secure billing partner and pay by credit card.

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