| What it does | Run terminal commands through a proxy with session-scoped routing from 120+ countries
| Git-native platform for building, publishing, sharing, and securing APIs
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| Stage | Not given
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| 2022
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| US
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| Pricing model | Freemium
| Freemium
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| Pricing | Free with your own proxy. Built-in routes: $3 per GB for residential IPs, $1 per GB for datacenter IPs. New accounts start with $1 free credit, no card required. No monthly fees, no minimum spend, no contracts.
| 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
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| Key features | - Interactive shell mode for maintaining country connection across multiple commands
- Single command execution through proxy with shellroute run
- Support for 120+ countries and cities
- Residential and datacenter proxy options
- Session-scoped isolation keeping other apps on normal connection
- IP rotation support within active sessions
- SOCKS5 and HTTP/HTTPS proxy support
- Bandwidth metering and usage tracking
- Kill switch protection and auto-reconnect
- CLI and API access
| - 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
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| What makes it different | - No subscription model: pay only per GB used with no contracts or minimum spend
- Bring your own proxy or use built-in routes without signup requirements
- One-command country selection instead of VPN or per-tool proxy configuration
- Isolated proxy sessions keeping other terminals and apps unaffected
- Open-source CLI tool designed for developer workflows in the terminal
| - 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
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| Free plan | Not given
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| Open source | Not given
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| Platforms | Not given
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| Public API | Not given
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| Community votes | 0 | 0 |
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| DR (Domain Rating by Ahrefs) | 17 ▲ +17 (up) since last check | 36 ● no change since last check |
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| Trust Flow (Majestic) | 2 | 11 |
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| Citation Flow (Majestic) | 21 | 20 |
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| Referring domains (Majestic) | 6 | 16 |
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