New Entry Level Mozscape API Plan
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With the changes coming to our Free Mozscape access, and many of you asking for a lower priced API tier, we will now be offering an Entry Level plan. This plan will be priced at $250 per month for 120,000 rows of data, and $20 per 10,000 rows of overage. Here are some more details:
Entry Level Mozscape API Access
$250 - Per month
Overages:
$20 per additional 10,000 rows
Included Calls:
URL Metrics
Links
Top Pages
Anchor Text
Rows per Month:
120,000
Rate Limit:
200 requests per secondThe new Entry Level plan is not yet up on our Pricing Page, however if you are interested, reach out to me directly and I can help you get set up.
Ian Watson - IanW@Moz.com
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