Nothing! We do not have overage fees, and we will not terminate your service. However should you frequently exceed your monthly quota, we will reach out and discuss plan upgrades or alternate usage options.

If you are on the free plan, you will be met with a 429 HTTP error, alerting you that you have reached the quota.

None. Paid subscriptions can be cancelled as you please, and there is no cancellation fees or minimum commitment duration. You are not tied to use our service.

We have a no-questions-asked refund policy. If you for whatever reason need a refund, just reach out at [email protected] and we will get it sorted

We refund your most recent billing cycle (latest month for example). For yearly billing we will adjust according to how many months left. If you have 4 months left of your yearly plan, we will refund those 4 + 1 month.

Our data is sourced from various sources including but not limited to: the Unicode CLDR Project, Google i18n Addresses, Worldbank.org, ISO, ITU-T, ETNS, SCO, Morningstar and many more.

Unlike our competitors, we do not simply clone a open source GitHub repository and slap a pay-wall in front of it.

Our data is backed by the most reputable sources in their respective departments, such as Unicode CLDR for country and language information, which is widely used by companies such as Apple, Microsoft, IBM, Google and others.

Soon! Our roadmap for 2023 Q4 includes adding PHP and JavaScript SDKs.

All our SDKs will be available on GitHub, you can view our GitHub Organization profile for more.

We follow the release cycles of our data providers. For example Unicode CLDR releases (on average) 2 new versions every year.

Once a new release is out from the respective sources, we will vet them and update our API. We will also take the chance to look for new and potentially useful data at those times, and make it available in our API at no extra charge.

In our Growth and Scaler plans, we offer support and priority support respectively. Priority being answered with higher urgency.

We do not offer code review or help to implementing it into your application, however we can help you with questions regarding our API, how it works and potentially ways to improve usage of it.

Yes! Please reach out to [email protected], then we will help you out.

Most services track your usage in some form, for example for usage-based billing, to track their internal KPIs, or in some cases, to sell your data.

We do not track your behaviour, we do not store any information sent to our API (addresses etc.) and we do not have any tracking on our website or API.

Our API increments a counter on every successful API requests, which is to monitor if and when you are about to hit your quota. No information besides a internal ID referring to that API token, is stored. We do not know which endpoint you called, nor how many times or what data was sent to it. Our logs exclusively refers to internal things, such as events if things should fail.

We strongly believe that privacy by design is increasingly important, as companies are serving global audiences, which are under different (and often complex) data-privacy regulations, such as GDPR and CCPA. By not tracking anything (no Google Analytics, no information logged, etc.), we free our clients from having to worry about yet another data processor that holds their data.