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# Plans & pricing

| Plan             | Price                    | Rate limit     | Includes                                                    |
| ---------------- | ------------------------ | -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Free**         | €0                       | 60 req/min     | price + band + confidence, 90-day history, accuracy, proofs |
| **Starter**      | **€29/mo**               | 300 req/min    | + candles (all timeframes), 365-day history, graded values  |
| **Growth**       | **€99/mo**               | 1,000 req/min  | + bulk endpoints & webhooks (rolling out), email support    |
| **Partner**      | **€499/mo** or contract  | 3,000+ req/min | + SLA, custom fields, direct channel, co-marketing          |
| **Pay-per-call** | $0.002/call (x402, USDC) | —              | keyless micro-payments for agents & scripts (rolling out)   |

Notes, honestly:

* **Verification is never paywalled.** `accuracy`, `batch`, `proof` stay free and keyless forever — they are the trust anchor.
* The Free tier is real (build a hobby tool on it); it exists so you can evaluate the data before paying.
* **Attribution** ("Pricing by MagpieOracle") is required on any surface displaying our values, on every plan.
* **No raw-feed redistribution** on any plan: display and internal use are licensed; re-selling or bulk re-publishing the feed is not.
* SLA is a Partner-tier contract item — we do not promise what the infrastructure of a lower tier cannot keep.

Keys: request via the operator (self-serve signup is on the roadmap). Keys are hashed at rest, shown once, revocable instantly.


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