Two products. One promise: no bill shock.
RLQ meters by credits, RMT meters by map tiles — reach your monthly cap on either and calls pause, never billed overage. Jump to RLQ pricing or RMT pricing.
Metered by credits. No bill shock.
Plans are priced by credits per month. Reach your cap and new calls
pause with an HTTP 429 — you're never charged overage.
Start free, upgrade when you need more.
Prefer annual? It's two months free on every paid plan — pick your billing period on any plan below.
Metered by map tiles. Same promise.
RMT has its own meter — tile requests, not RLQ's credits. Hard monthly caps: capped requests are refused (429 + Retry-After), never billed. During beta, caps are monitored while enforcement is phased in.
Included with your account — nothing to subscribe.
Annual billing available at checkout — 2 months free.
14-day free trial
Annual billing available at checkout — 2 months free.
Annual billing available at checkout — 2 months free.
Hit your cap, new calls pause. That's it.
When your monthly credit usage reaches the plan cap, the API returns
HTTP 429 and pauses until the period resets. There is no
overage tier, no surprise invoice, no metered surcharge. You set a
ceiling and we honor it. RMT holds to the same promise against its
own monthly tile cap — enforcement is phasing in during its beta
(see RMT pricing).
Need more headroom? Upgrade your plan and the new cap applies immediately.
Higher volume, off-platform terms.
Custom credit and tile caps, invoicing, a signed agreement, and support commitments. We'll size a plan to your throughput — RLQ, RMT, or both.
Contact salesQuestions, answered plainly.
What's a credit?
Credits are how we meter usage. A waypoint (a single point) costs
1 credit. A track or route costs 1 credit per
100 points — so a 1–100-point track is 1 credit, a 101–200-point
track is 2, and so on. A call to /v1/enrich consumes the sum of
its features' credits, returned as credits on the
202 response and on the job status. Calls we reject before
processing — a validation error, or a 429 when you're at your
cap — don't count. The road-lookup step the demo uses is not separately
billed.
What happens when I reach my cap?
The API returns HTTP 429 and pauses serving until your
monthly period resets, or until you upgrade. You are never charged
overage — there's no metered surcharge above the plan price. RMT
enforces the same way against its own tile cap, with enforcement
phasing in during its beta.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Billing is handled by Clerk & Stripe; you can cancel or change plans from your dashboard at any time. Changes to a higher cap take effect immediately.
Is the Pro trial really free?
Pro includes a 14-day free trial. You won't be billed until the trial ends, and you can cancel before then at no charge.
Is this production-proven?
The same API powers GPX Wand and the live demo on the home page. Every call on this site hits the real production API — what you test is what you ship.