Compare API prices
Go to the marketplace, compare real API plans, and subscribe to the plan that fits your usage. oanor does not add an extra platform fee to your subscription.
- Cost model
- Provider price per API
- Next step
- Marketplace
Pricing
If you use APIs, you pay the price set by each provider. If you sell APIs, listing is free and oanor only takes 15% of paid revenue.
Go to the marketplace, compare real API plans, and subscribe to the plan that fits your usage. oanor does not add an extra platform fee to your subscription.
Publish your API, define free, pro, trial, or pay-as-you-go plans, and let oanor handle gateway, auth, billing, and payouts for a 15% platform cut.
Find an API, pick the plan the provider offers, plug in your key. No extra fee on top.
Define your own tiers (free, paid, trial, pay-as-you-go). oanor handles gateway, auth, billing and payouts for a 15% platform cut on paid revenue.
Revenue split
Whether the customer pays 1 € or 1 000 €, oanor takes 15%. There is no signup fee, no monthly platform plan, no per-call surcharge — only the cut on what your customers actually pay you.
Volumes above 250 K €/year are negotiated case-by-case (typically lower cut).
If a customer pays 100 €
you receive your share, oanor keeps the cut, no other charges hit the customer.
Add upstream URL, define tiers + quotas, import endpoints.
They browse the marketplace, pick a plan, hit Subscribe.
On the 1st of each month we compute gross − 15% = net and transfer.
FAQ
No. Listing your API is free, and signing up as a customer is free. We only earn when a customer pays a provider — we take 15% of that, the provider gets the rest.
Each provider sets their own tiers (e.g. Free / Pro / Pay-as-you-go) with prices, quotas and rate limits in their project's pricing editor. We just relay it.
On the 1st of each month we compute gross revenue per project, deduct the 15% platform cut, and transfer the net to the provider in EUR. Each payout shows a per-project line breakdown.
Optional per plan: hard cap (429 above quota, no extra charge) or soft cap (allow extra calls at a per-call cents price the provider sets). The customer sees the running overage cost in real-time response headers.
Yes — cancellations apply at the end of the current billing period. No proration, no winback emails.
EU-only by default (Hetzner Falkenstein). Customer data and analytics never leave the EU; per-region routing is on the roadmap.
Whether you consume APIs or sell them — start in under five minutes.