Pricing that scales with your posts
One credit per post. Author metadata adds a small surcharge. Credit packs never expire — top up whenever you need more.
Starter
$5500 credits
Try it out — $0.01 per credit.
~166 posts with full metadata
- 1 credit per post returned
- X tweets, Reddit, Bluesky, Mastodon, HN, YouTube
- Standard Markdown output
- API key + browser session
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Pro
$192,200 credits
Best balance for agents — $0.0086 per credit.
~733 posts with full metadata
- Everything in Starter
- X long-form articles, Substack & Threads
- Thread + comment unrolling
- Author metadata & Obsidian export
- Priority API throughput
Scale
$496,000 credits
Lowest per-credit rate — $0.0082 per credit.
~2,000 posts with full metadata
- All platforms (incl. premium sources)
- Bulk + batch conversion
- Webhooks & automation
- Team workspace
- Packs never expire
Agency
$9920,000 credits
Volume + support — $0.00495 per credit.
~6,666 posts with full metadata
- Everything in Scale
- All platforms & premium sources
- Dedicated support channel
- Highest throughput priority
- Packs never expire
Credit costs
Same on every plan. You pay for items returned, not the platform.
| What you fetch | Credits | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Single post (no metadata) | 1 | One X tweet or Reddit link |
| Author metadata | +2 | Bio, avatar, stats — flat per request |
| Each thread post | +1 | Same-author replies unrolled in order |
| Each comment scraped | +1 | Bluesky, HN, Mastodon — up to 50 (`comments=50`) |
| X long-form article | 10 | Long-form posts on x.com — Pro+ plans only |
| Reddit post + comments | 10 | Up to 10 top-level replies — flat rate |
| Thread + comments | 10 | Bluesky, Mastodon, HN — both options on |
Example totals
| Request | Total credits |
|---|---|
Single post + metadata Most common agent call | 3 |
10-post thread + metadata Bluesky or Mastodon unroll | 12 |
Post + 8 comments + metadata Hacker News discussion | 11 |
Reddit + comments + metadata Post plus up to 10 replies | 12 |
X article + metadata Long-form post on x.com | 12 |
Platform access by plan
X long-form articles, Substack, and Threads use premium proxy paths — Pro, Scale, and Agency only. Scale and Agency include everything.
| Platform | Starter | Pro | Scale | Agency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| X (tweets), Reddit, Bluesky, Mastodon, Hacker News, YouTube | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| X long-form articles | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Substack | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Threads | — | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
Free, no account. 5 single-post conversions per month on Starter platforms only (no X articles, Substack, or Threads). Threads, comments, and author metadata need credits.
Pricing questions
Replace the domain in a post URL with anypost.md — for example, x.com/user/status/123 becomes anypost.md/x/user/status/123. We fetch via oEmbed, syndication, or a render proxy (depending on the platform) and return clean, LLM-ready Markdown. Domain swap returns plain text; /api/convert returns JSON with a markdown field.
Live today: X, Reddit, Threads, Bluesky, Mastodon, Hacker News, YouTube, and Substack. LinkedIn, Instagram, and Medium are on the roadmap. Threads and comments work on supported platforms when you pass an API key (best on Bluesky, Mastodon, Reddit, and Hacker News for comments).
Yes. You get 5 single-post conversions per month with no account — thread=off and userinfo=off only. Threads, author metadata and higher limits require a credit pack.
1 credit per post returned when thread or comments is used alone (each thread reply or scraped comment on Bluesky, Hacker News, and Mastodon). X long-form articles, Reddit posts with comments, and requests with both thread=full and comments each cost 10 credits flat. Author metadata adds a flat +2 credits per request when userinfo is on. A 10-post thread alone with metadata costs 12 credits. X long-form articles, Substack, and Threads require Pro, Scale, or Agency. Credit packs never expire.
Author and handle, the full post text, embedded image and video links, quoted or replied-to posts, engagement stats, and a footer with the timestamp and a link to the original. Threads are unrolled in order.
Yes. Use your apk_ API key with Authorization: Bearer or ?apikey= on GET /api/convert, or rewrite URLs to anypost.md and GET plain Markdown. Paid options (thread, comments, userinfo) always require the API key.