How looot works, in depth
Discover an operation, inspect its contract, run it, and watch the charge and the record it leaves. Every mock below uses real providers and real prices.
Discover
Search by job, not name
Type what you need. Real providers and prices appear, cheapest useful match first.
$0.0265Hunter
Find emails
- $0.0090
Exa
Research the web
- $0.0032
Diffbot
Extract any page
Inspect
See the exact contract
Every input, and the price, shown before you commit to a run.
Hunter
hunter-email-finder
- domain
- stripe.com
- first_name
- Patrick
- last_name
- Collison
Run
Run it from your agent
The same chat and result view your agent sees when it calls looot.
Settle
Pay only for what ran
A hold becomes a settlement the moment the provider answers, never before.
Wallet
$20.00
Balance
One run, start to finish
- Quoted $0.0090
- Held $0.0090
- Provider answered
- Settled $0.0072, $0.0018 released
Audit
Every run, on the record
- 2m ago
hunter-email-findersettled$0.0265 - 18m ago
exa-searchsettled$0.0090
- 1h ago
diffbot-articlesettled$0.0032
- 3h ago
brightdata-scrape-structuredsettled$0.0035 - 1d ago
ipinfo-litesettled$0.0020
Every record links to the one before it, so the sequence can be verified.
Your keys or ours
Your key or looot's
Same run, same price. You choose who holds the credential and who gets billed.
- Provider bills you
- $0.0265
- looot charges
- $0.00
Your own credential runs the call. The provider bills your account directly, at its own price. looot never adds a markup on top.
- Provider bills you
- $0.00
- looot charges
- $0.0265
looot's own credential runs the call. looot pays the provider and bills you one disclosed price, versioned and shown before the run.
Give your agent every data provider, one key.
Start your workspace, add credit when you are ready, and paste one prompt into the agent you already use.