RejectProof vs APIGit

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RejectProof compared with APIGit
Detail	RejectProof	APIGit
What it does	Find out why Apple will reject your app before you submit	Git-native platform for building, publishing, sharing, and securing APIs
Stage	Not given	Not given
Founded	Not given	2022
Based in	TR	US
Pricing model	Paid	Freemium
Pricing	Free: 10-question metadata review with no account. One app: $12 for full 54-point scan with 3 days of unlimited re-scans. Five apps: $39 ($7.80 each) for 5 credits. Studio: $99 for 20 apps ($4.95 each). One-time payment, no subscription. All prices exclude VAT.	Free: $0 (1 seat, 1 API repository, 1 published document with badge, 1 mock server, up to 1,000 mock calls/month). Team: $216/year (3 seats included, $72 per additional seat; unlimited repositories, documents, mock servers, 20,000 mock calls/month). Enterprise: $720/year (5 seats included, $144 per
Key features	54-point binary and metadata checks covering privacy, runtime, app completeness and provisioning Each issue includes guideline number, evidence and plain-English fix Support for Expo, Xcode, Rork, a0 and Bolt builds Privacy-first approach with JSON-only server communication Rejection guarantee refund if approved app marked as passing fails review	Git-native repository for API specifications Visual OpenAPI editor with live linting API documentation generation and publishing API governance with predefined and custom rule sets Spec-based and code-based mock servers Team collaboration with organizations and permissions CLI for linting, bundling, and publishing MCP server and llms.txt for AI agent integration GitHub Actions integration without stored secrets Branch and tag protection with push mirrors and webhooks
What makes it different	One-time payment per app with no subscription Unlimited re-scans for 3 days after purchase to verify fixes Built by an iOS developer with focus on preventing avoidable rejections	Every API spec lives in a real Git repository with full version history, review workflow, and blame tracking instead of in a portal Open formats with no lock-in: OpenAPI and Markdown in Git, same checks run in CLI and CI Quality control through review: governance rule sets run in the editor and again in pull requests before reaching consumers CLI is free with MIT license, sends no telemetry, and works offline for linting, scoring and bundling
Free plan	Not given	Not given
Open source	Not given	Not given
Platforms	Not given	Not given
Public API	Not given	Not given
Community votes	0	0
DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs)	Not checked yet no change since last check	36 no change since last check
Trust Flow (Majestic)	3	11
Citation Flow (Majestic)	15	20
Referring domains (Majestic)	8	16

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