The dashboard at dashboard.limitguard.ai is priced separately, in euros: per lead, per company check with a PDF report, and optional monthly or yearly plans that include credit. See limitguard.ai/pricing.
Tiered Pricing
Four core endpoints sell two quality tiers. Select with theX-Response-Quality header (default: fresh).
enhanced was retired on these four endpoints on 2026-09-24: it ran the same sources as fresh, so X-Response-Quality: enhanced is now quoted, charged and served at the fresh price, and the 402 body’s info.note says so. POST /v1/entity/deep-check keeps its own tiers (see x402 Protocol).
Quality Tier Definitions
Cached (cheapest)
Cached (cheapest)
Return Redis-cached result if available. Use when freshness isn’t critical and you want the lowest cost. Set
X-Response-Quality: cached.Fresh (default)
Fresh (default)
Always run full data source fan-out. This is the default behavior when no header is sent. Set
X-Response-Quality: fresh.Flat-Priced Endpoints
These endpoints have a single price regardless of quality tier:POST /v1/reports/entity builds a per-entity report from one real check: registry identity, sanctions and PEP screening, domain signals, risk score, up to 3 findings, a per-source status table (a source that did not answer is shown unavailable, never clean) and an evidence hash. Send identifiers or the check_id of an earlier report’s check. Reading a stored report back with GET /v1/reports/{report_id} is free (?format=pdf for a PDF). Sandbox keys cannot create reports: they are built only from real checks.
Deep check
POST /v1/entity/deep-check has its own two tiers and no cached tier: deep is its fresh tier (the default) and extended is its enhanced tier.
deep(fresh): PEP and relative/close-associate matches from OpenSanctions, plus a Dutch Centraal Insolventieregister insolvency screen (NL only).extended(enhanced): the same, plus adverse media screening against a global news index.credit(Italy only, available when enabled): the same asdeep, plus an Italian credit report from Openapi.com.
MCP Tool Endpoints
The MCP tools are priced per call like the REST API.check_entity and get_risk_score cost the same as the fresh tier of the endpoint they mirror; verify_wallet, get_trust_score (your own most recent stored score for an entity) and sanctions_preview are free; get_compliance_report, sanctions_screen, check_agent_wallet and verify_lead are billed at the price of the REST endpoint they call (POST /v1/reports/entity, POST /v1/sanctions/screen, POST /v1/agent/check and POST /v1/leads/verify, in the tables above). check_agent is an unimplemented placeholder: $0.00, and hidden from the MCP tool list. The REST mirrors:
The
Endpoint column shows the REST transport path. MCP clients invoke these by tool name with the arguments declared in the MCP manifest. Every REST mirror is a POST with a JSON body, verify_wallet included.API Key Tier Upgrades
Pay via x402 to top up an API key’s prepaid balance (POST /v1/keys/upgrade/{tier} or POST /v1/keys/topup/{usd}). This is the only case where x402 payment is required even if you already hold an API key. See Authentication for the full tier ladder. The balance does not expire or reset.
API key top-ups (Indie, Starter, Growth, Pro in USD) are prepaid balances for the API; they are not the dashboard’s monthly or yearly plans.
Free Endpoints
No payment or API key required:Payment Methods
x402 USDC Micropayments
AI agents and anonymous callers pay per request via x402 V2 protocol. No subscription required.Networks: Base Mainnet and Solana Mainnet. Base Sepolia and Solana Devnet only in test environments.Learn more →
Prepaid API Key
Paid-tier API keys skip x402 on each call; the call is debited from the key’s prepaid balance instead. Top-ups are paid via x402. Free and sandbox keys hold no balance and pay per call.Tiers: Free (500 calls / 24 h), Indie (99), Growth (999).Learn more →
USDC Amount Reference
For x402 integration, amounts use 6 decimal places (1_000_000 = $1.00):