Pricing

You see the pricebefore the run, not after.

Every call is priced before it runs, and the quote you see is the quote you pay.

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No subscription
Pay per call, not a seat
Quote first
The quote you see is the quote you pay
Your own provider key
Provider cost, no markup
looot's key
Provider cost plus a disclosed fee, shown before the run

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1,003

calls

$26.58

estimated cost

1001,00010,00050,000

1,003 calls to find emails, at $0.0265 per call.

Breakdown

Job
Find emails
Provider
Hunter
Price per call
$0.0265
Calls
1,003
Total$26.58

No subscription. Unused balance stays yours.

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How a charge happens

What a run costs, step by step.

run console

Wallet

$20.00

Balance

exa / search$0.0090

This run

  1. Quoted $0.0090
  2. Hold
  3. Provider answers
  4. Settle

See it for yourself

Every price, up front.

Full price list for agents
Hunter logo

Find emails

hunter-email-finder

$0.0265per result

an email with a confidence score

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Exa logo

Research the web

exa-search

$0.0090per call

three ranked results

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Diffbot logo

Extract any page

diffbot-article

$0.0032per call

the article as structured data

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Bright Data logo

Scrape at scale

brightdata-scrape-structured

$0.0035per call

a full company record from a page built to block scrapers

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JustOneAPI logo

Social trends

justoneapi-api-douyin-hot-search

$0.0317per call

today's ten trending topics

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IPinfo logo

Enrich companies

ipinfo-lite

$0.0020per lookup

the network owner and location behind an IP

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How pricing works

Four rules, no exceptions.

Hunterper result$0.0265
Exaper call$0.0090

Priced by what the operation charges for

Some operations bill per call, others per result you actually get.

quote $0.0090digest 9f21a…c04e matches what ran

The quote is the charge

The price you see before running is the exact price you pay.

Provider$0.0265
looot feeincluded
You pay$0.0265

No hidden markup

On looot's platform key, a call costs what the provider charges plus a disclosed fee, shown in the quote before the run. On your own provider key, a call costs what the provider charges, with no markup. Never a silent markup.

Reserve
Settle
Refund

Reserve, settle, refund

Funds reserve first, then settle, release, or refund, never a silent charge.

Fair questions, straight answers

Before you start a workspace.

Questions about paying for calls.

Straight answers, from the same money rules that govern every run.

Every call shows its price before it runs. On looot's key you pay the provider's price plus a disclosed, versioned fee. On your own provider key you pay the provider's own cost and looot adds no markup. A call that fails is not charged: its hold is released or refunded.

No. There's no monthly plan and no seat fee. Add funds to your workspace balance, then pay only for the calls you actually run. An unused balance stays yours.

Yes. Connect your own credentials from the catalog's "Bring your own key" option and that operation runs at the provider's own cost, with no looot markup. Platform-key operations carry a disclosed, versioned fee on top instead.

Add funds to your workspace balance from the dashboard whenever you like. There's no recurring charge and no auto top-up unless you turn one on: what you add is what you have. Runs need a funded balance; there is no trial credit.

No contract and no monthly fee. You top up before your first run (the minimum shows at checkout), then pay per call. A workspace can run a single call and stop, or scale up, on the same terms either way.

Give your agent every data provider, one key.

Start your workspace, top up, and paste one prompt into the agent you already use.

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