Plans and Pricing

The term "vCPU" stands for virtual Central Processing Unit and refers to a share of the physical CPU allocated to virtualized environments, such as containers or virtual machines. In Apinizer’s licensing packages, vCPU is used to determine the compute power available for processing API requests. The more vCPUs allocated to your package, the greater the capacity to handle high traffic and complex API workloads, ensuring better performance and scalability.

 Apinizer includes all features across its licensing packages to ensure that users, regardless of their plan, have access to the full range of tools and capabilities needed to manage APIs effectively. This approach provides flexibility and eliminates the need to upgrade plans just to unlock essential features. Instead, the difference between packages lies in performance limits, such as the number of API calls, traffic capacity, or vCPU allocation. This model allows organizations of all sizes to scale their usage based on performance needs without sacrificing functionality.

All modules are included in the pricing packages, except for the API Portal. This means you get full access to the core features such as API Gateway, Security, Traffic Management, Monitoring, and Analytics, with the API Portal being available as an additional option.

Apinizer’s free plan is designed to help you explore the platform with almost all features available, albeit with limited usage. It provides a great opportunity to familiarize yourself with Apinizer’s API management capabilities before upgrading.

An environment in Apinizer represents a managed and separate kubernetes namespace where you can segment and manage your APIs, such as development, testing, and production. The number of environments varies by plan, as higher-tier plans offer more environments to support complex workflows and greater isolation between stages.