Pay for what you use. No subscriptions.
No plans, no seats, no minimums. Each call debits one prepaid balance at the price shown before you call, and a provider you don't use costs nothing. New accounts get $1 of credit. Everything below is just the receipts.
$1 of credit to start
New accounts get $1.00 of credit, no call with sales. The counts below show what it buys at today's catalog prices.
Billed per call at the price shown
Every price in the catalog, from Serper to Firecrawl to ElevenLabs, already includes NativePort's 5.5% fee. The price you see before the call is what leaves your balance.
Nothing to subscribe to
No plan to pick, no seat to count, no floor to hit each month. Add credits when you need them; a provider you never call is a provider you never pay for.
What the free $1 covers
Computed from the per-call prices the gateway bills, read from the live catalog on 2026-09-26. Each provider's best board placement sits next to its price.
≈940
Google SERP queries via Serper — $0.001055 per query · SERP verticals #1 of 4.
≈290
Clean page scrapes via Firecrawl — $0.003376 per scrape · Screenshot #1 of 8.
≈1,900
Page fetches via ScraperAPI — $0.000517 per plain fetch · Scrape-domain #6 of 6.
Subscriptions, provider by provider — or one balance
| Subscribing to each provider | One NativePort balance | |
|---|---|---|
| Plans and tiers | One plan choice per provider, usually with a monthly floor | None — prepaid dollars, spent per call |
| Monthly minimum | Whatever each plan's floor is, whether you call or not | $0 |
| Seats | Per-user pricing on many plans | None — one key, any number of agents |
| Sign-ups | One onboarding per provider — up to 34 | One |
| Secrets in your agent | Up to 34 keys within its reach | One — upstream keys injected server-side |
| Invoices | Up to 34 plans and billing cycles | One dollar balance |
| Per-call price | The provider's metered rate | That rate plus 5.5%, shown before you call |
| Idle providers | Often a plan floor or expiring plan credits | $0 — unused means unbilled |
| Cancelling | Up to 34 cancellations, each on its own cycle | Nothing to cancel — stop calling, stop paying |
| Our cut | — | 5.5% per call, included in the price shown; nothing when you add credits |
Weighing this against another gateway instead? Read the NativePort vs. OpenRouter or NativePort vs. Eden AI breakdown.
No fee to add credits
Adding credits carries no fee: a $100 purchase puts $100.00 in your balance, whether you buy by hand or auto-top-up does it for you. NativePort's 5.5% fee is included in each call's price instead, so the price shown before a call is the whole charge for it.
Asked and answered
Does a request cost more through the gateway?
Yes, by NativePort's 5.5% fee. Each call is priced from what the provider charges for it, with the fee included, so the price shown is what your balance is debited. Nothing else is added.
Where does the 5.5% fee apply?
On every call, inside that call's price: the price the catalog shows and the debit your ledger records both include it. Buying credits adds nothing on top, so the amount you pay is the amount that lands in your balance.
How do I get the $1?
Create an account at accounts.nativeport.ai. New accounts get $1 of credit, and calls paid from it are priced like any other call.
What are the top-up limits?
Whole dollars, $10 minimum and $5,000 maximum per purchase. Auto-top-up purchases carry no fee either.
What happens at zero balance?
Every request answers HTTP 402 until credits are added. Turn on auto-top-up in the dashboard if an agent should never stall mid-run.
Is this safe for an unattended agent?
That's the design center. Failure is deterministic (402, never a silently degraded response), auto-top-up keeps long runs funded, every request is individually debited in an auditable ledger, and upstream provider keys stay server-side — your agent's only secret is its NativePort key.
Can I see what a call will cost before making it?
Provider pages publish the track-specific measured cost metric next to quality and latency, per-endpoint prices live in the docs, and after the fact the ledger shows the exact debit for every request.
Is there anything to cancel?
No. There is no plan, so there is no cancellation: if you stop calling, you stop paying, and your balance simply stays where it is. Turn auto-top-up off if you had it on.
What does a month with no calls cost?
Nothing. Charges are per call and per provider; a month without requests is a month without charges, and no monthly quota is lost.
Do credits expire? Are they refundable?
Credits are plain dollars in your balance — no monthly cycle sweeps them away. They're non-refundable except where the law requires it; the Terms of Service carry the current policy.