API.market

What it does

Done-for-you service

PartlySelf-serve software for buying APIs, but the Enterprise line adds a people-delivered option: their AI team builds, fine-tunes and deploys models for you.Our team of AI experts can create custom models based on your specific requirements. Whether you need a specialized image processing model or a…api.market/enterprise ↗

Which models it runs on

Claude

PartlyClaude is supported as a client that calls the marketplace over MCP, with a Claude Desktop config published; no Claude model API appeared among the hosted LLM products I read.MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants like Claude and Cursor call external tools directly. All API.market APIs…api.market/faq ↗

Open models

YesOpen-weight models are resold as metered APIs under the BridgeML brand, documented per model with token pricing, and enterprise licences cover open-source model optimisation.This is an easy-to-use LLM API and cheap LLM with cost of $1.20 per million tokens.docs.api.market/api-product-docs/bridge… ↗

Model choice

YesThe buyer chooses which model or API to subscribe to from a catalogue of 600+ products; the vendor does not route you to a model of its choosing.Unified Access: One account for 600+ APIs across Text-to-Image, Text-to-Video, Image Editing, Data, and more.api.market/faq ↗

Not established: GPT

Where you use it

In your editor

YesCursor is a documented surface: you add the MCP server URL and key in Cursor's Model Context Protocol settings and the API tools appear in AI conversations.Navigate to Settings → Features → Model Context Protocol ... Restart Cursor ... The API tools will be available in AI conversationsdocs.api.market/api.market-mcp-server-g… ↗

On the command line

PartlyThere is no first-party CLI tool; terminal use is plain HTTP with cURL, which the vendor lists as a supported client for testing and debugging.cURL: For testing and debuggingdocs.api.market/api.market-mcp-server-g… ↗

In a browser

YesThe marketplace itself is the hosted surface, and each product page carries a Playground that runs real signed requests in the browser with no code.Every API page features an API Playground or an app-style demo. Your API key is auto-populated so you can run real requests directly in your browserapi.market/faq ↗

Not established: In your pipeline

Whose machine it runs on

Self-hosted

PartlyThe marketplace gateway is hosted only, but Enterprise licences ship the in-house models as Docker images to run in your own cloud or data centre.All models come packaged as Docker images, deployable anywhere with NVIDIA GPUs and proper drivers.api.market/enterprise ↗

Not established: Open source

What it costs to run

How it meters

YesBilling is per successful API call or API unit, either inside a monthly quota or purely pay-as-you-go, with overage priced per call; not per seat.Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG): Charged per request or per second with no monthly reset, requiring a pre-loaded Wallet balance.api.market/faq ↗

Free tier

PartlyMost listings carry a free plan or free units and the Playground needs no card, but the vendor states outright that some products have no free tier at all.Pricing starts at $0.03/second for 480p and goes up to $0.15/second for 1080p. There is no free tier for Seedance Pro.api.market/faq ↗

API access

YesBeyond the proxied APIs themselves, account management is programmatic: documented REST endpoints subscribe, upgrade, downgrade and cancel plans with the same key header.The Subscription Management API allows users to manage their API subscriptions programmatically using API keys.docs.api.market/subscription-management… ↗

MCP server

YesEvery marketplace API is automatically an MCP server on a published URL pattern, with each endpoint turned into a named MCP tool and authenticated by the same key.Every API on API.Market is automatically an MCP serverdocs.api.market/api.market-mcp-server-g… ↗

Bring your own key

PartlyMarketplace calls run on the vendor's proxy with its keys; bringing your own cloud is an Enterprise path where models run in your Runpod or Replicate account.Run our AI models in your own Runpod or Replicate account with pay-per-use pricing and complete data privacyapi.market/enterprise ↗

Buying it for a team

A company can buy it

PartlyEnterprise licences are sold to and scoped at an organisation, but I found no team or organisation workspace for ordinary marketplace accounts, which are individual logins.The model can only be used within the organization it was purchased forapi.market/enterprise ↗

Seat model

NoThere are no seats to buy or any seat floor: the vendor's own complete statement of how it charges names exactly two models, both metered on API calls.Two Main Billing Models ... 1. Monthly Pre-Paid Subscriptions ... 2. Pay-As-You-Go (PAYG) Plansdocs.api.market/how-does-api.market-cha… ↗

Pooled budget

PartlyOne wallet and one subscription set are shared by every key in an account, so multiple project keys draw on the same balance; no cross-user team pool is documented.Yes. Your single API key works across all APIs you are subscribed to on API.market. You can also create multiple keys under Account → API Keys to…api.market/faq ↗

Admin controls

PartlySpend can be constrained per subscription by choosing a HARD-limit plan that blocks calls at quota, but no role-based admin policy over what a key or agent may call is published.HARD limit: Requests are blocked once your quota is exhausted, preventing extra charges.api.market/faq ↗

Audit log

PartlyEvery proxied request is logged and browsable with user ID, endpoint, method and status, but this is usage logging, not a record of administrative actions.API.market logs every single request and response unless otherwise specified.docs.api.market/analytics-and-logs.md ↗

Not established: Single sign-on

What happens to your code

Data residency

PartlyEverything runs in the United States with no region choice offered, and third-party sellers receive forwarded request data; only an Enterprise self-host keeps data in your jurisdiction.The Sites are hosted in the United States and are subject to U.S. state and federal law.api.market/privacy_policy ↗

Getting out

PartlyGDPR portability and deletion on request are offered, and pay-as-you-go credit does not expire, but monthly plan units are forfeited each cycle rather than carried forward.Most monthly subscription quotas reset at the start of each billing cycle and do not roll over. Pay-as-you-go credits do not expire.api.market/faq ↗

Certifications

PartlyGDPR compliance is claimed with concrete deletion and retention commitments, but I found no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 attestation claimed anywhere on the site or docs.Yes. Media is not retained, no personal data is sold, and users can request data deletion via hello@api.market.api.market/faq ↗

Not established: Opt out of training