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Checks are free. A fix costs credits, the same from the app, the API or an agent. Prices are in US dollars, and GET /v1/plans returns them live.

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How many credits does a fix cost?

  • A fix costs fix_credits.credits credits, and a tile above fix_credits.large_above_px on either side costs fix_credits.large_credits. List plans returns the current numbers, so read the cost from there before a fix.
  • The credits are held when the job starts and come back when it fails, whatever its error code.
  • The same file with the same repeat type, fixed before, returns the stored result at no charge, with cached true. Sent again while its fix is still running, it returns the same job, at no charge.
  • A fix is paid from the account’s credits. When there are not enough, POST /v1/fix answers 402 insufficient_credits with details.credits_needed.

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Which plans are there, and what do they cost?

  • Free has unlimited checks and gets no credits at sign-up. Fixes are paid with credits, which come with a Pro plan.
  • Pro grants its tier’s credits for fixes. A yearly plan is billed once a year and grants twelve months of credits at each yearly payment. Each paid invoice adds the plan’s allowance to the plan credits left, so unused plan credits carry over without a limit. Plan credits and top-up credits never expire and stay on the account after the plan ends.
  • Top-ups are for Pro accounts: 10 to 10,000 credits in one purchase, at the tier’s price per credit: $0.380, $0.363, $0.354 or $0.347.
  • Enterprise credit volume and price are set with you. Write to sales@makeseamless.com.
Fixes spend the plan credits first, then the sign-up credits, then the top-up credits. Subscribing, buying top-ups, changing the plan and cancelling are done signed in on makeseamless.com, never with an API key.

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How do I see my credits from the API?

GET /v1/me returns the account behind your key: plan (free, pro or enterprise), tier, interval, subscription_status, and credits by kind with their total. An agent reads it before a fix to tell the user what the fix costs and what is left. Get account runs it against your own key.