Our API utilizes sophisticated algorithms that consider various factors such as make, model, year, mileage, condition, and market trends. It combines data from reliable sources to generate precise estimates of automobile values tailored to individual vehicles.

Our API supports a wide range of vehicle types, including cars, trucks, SUVs, vans, and motorcycles. Whether it's a compact sedan or a heavy-duty pickup truck, our API can provide accurate valuations for various segments of the automotive market.

Yes, our API offers flexibility in customization. Users can adjust valuation parameters to meet their specific needs and preferences. This includes options to prioritize certain factors, apply adjustments for unique conditions, and tailor valuation models to align with individual business strategies.

We strive to ensure that our data remains current and relevant. The API is updated regularly with the latest market information, including changes in pricing trends, vehicle specifications, and industry benchmarks. This ensures that users have access to up-to-date and accurate valuation data.

Absolutely. Our API is designed for seamless integration with a variety of systems and applications. Whether you're a dealership incorporating valuation tools into your sales platform, an insurer integrating valuation data into claims processing systems, or a consumer-facing website providing vehicle information, our API offers comprehensive compatibility and support.

Each endpoint returns JSON data tailored to specific requests. For example, the "Get Vehicle Price Data" endpoint provides vehicle valuation details, including average price, mileage adjustments, and market distribution, while "Get Makers" and "Get Models" return lists of supported vehicle manufacturers and their respective models.

Key fields include "vin" (vehicle identification number), "mean" (average market value), "stdev" (standard deviation), "count" (number of data points), and "prices" (price distribution). These fields help users understand vehicle valuation and market trends.

Parameters vary by endpoint. For "Get Vehicle Price Data," users can input the VIN and optional parameters like mileage. The "Get Models" endpoint requires a maker parameter to retrieve relevant models, while "Get Vehicle Value" needs maker, model, and year.

The response data is structured in a JSON format, with a "status" field indicating success, a "code" for HTTP status, and a "data" object containing detailed information. For example, the "data" object in vehicle price responses includes valuation metrics and price distributions.

The API sources data from reliable automotive market databases and real-time analytics. This ensures that the valuations reflect current market conditions, trends, and vehicle specifications, enhancing the accuracy of the provided estimates.

Typical use cases include dealership inventory management, online vehicle listings, loan underwriting, and insurance assessments. For instance, dealerships can use the API to price their inventory competitively based on real-time market values.

Users can analyze the returned data to make informed decisions. For example, by examining the "mean" price and "distribution" of values, users can set competitive prices, assess vehicle worth for loans, or evaluate market trends for specific models.

If the API returns partial or empty results, users should check the input parameters for accuracy. For example, ensure the VIN is correct or that the maker, model, and year are supported. Implementing error handling in the application can also help manage such scenarios.

Zyla API Hub is like a big store for APIs, where you can find thousands of them all in one place. We also offer dedicated support and real-time monitoring of all APIs. Once you sign up, you can pick and choose which APIs you want to use. Just remember, each API needs its own subscription. But if you subscribe to multiple ones, you'll use the same key for all of them, making things easier for you.

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Additionally, if you already have an active subscription in any of these currencies (USD, EUR, CAD, AUD, GBP), that currency will remain for subsequent subscriptions. You can change the currency at any time as long as you don't have any active subscriptions.

The local currency shown on the pricing page is based on the country of your IP address and is provided for reference only. The actual prices are in USD (United States Dollar). When you make a payment, the charge will appear on your card statement in USD, even if you see the equivalent amount in your local currency on our website. This means you cannot pay directly with your local currency.

Occasionally, a bank may decline the charge due to its fraud protection settings. We suggest reaching out to your bank initially to check if they are blocking our charges. Also, you can access the Billing Portal and change the card associated to make the payment. If these does not work and you need further assistance, please contact our team at [email protected]

Prices are determined by a recurring monthly or yearly subscription, depending on the chosen plan.

API calls are deducted from your plan based on successful requests. Each plan comes with a specific number of calls that you can make per month. Only successful calls, indicated by a Status 200 response, will be counted against your total. This ensures that failed or incomplete requests do not impact your monthly quota.

Zyla API Hub works on a recurring monthly subscription system. Your billing cycle will start the day you purchase one of the paid plans, and it will renew the same day of the next month. So be aware to cancel your subscription beforehand if you want to avoid future charges.

To upgrade your current subscription plan, simply go to the pricing page of the API and select the plan you want to upgrade to. The upgrade will be instant, allowing you to immediately enjoy the features of the new plan. Please note that any remaining calls from your previous plan will not be carried over to the new plan, so be aware of this when upgrading. You will be charged the full amount of the new plan.

To check how many API calls you have left for the current month, refer to the 'X-Zyla-API-Calls-Monthly-Remaining' field in the response header. For example, if your plan allows 1,000 requests per month and you've used 100, this field in the response header will indicate 900 remaining calls.

To see the maximum number of API requests your plan allows, check the 'X-Zyla-RateLimit-Limit' response header. For instance, if your plan includes 1,000 requests per month, this header will display 1,000.

The 'X-Zyla-RateLimit-Reset' header shows the number of seconds until your rate limit resets. This tells you when your request count will start fresh. For example, if it displays 3,600, it means 3,600 seconds are left until the limit resets.

Yes, you can cancel your plan anytime by going to your account and selecting the cancellation option on the Billing page. Please note that upgrades, downgrades, and cancellations take effect immediately. Additionally, upon cancellation, you will no longer have access to the service, even if you have remaining calls left in your quota.

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To give you the opportunity to experience our APIs without any commitment, we offer a 7-day free trial that allows you to make up to 50 API calls at no cost. This trial can be used only once, so we recommend applying it to the API that interests you the most. While most of our APIs offer a free trial, some may not. The trial concludes after 7 days or once you've made 50 requests, whichever occurs first. If you reach the 50 request limit during the trial, you will need to "Start Your Paid Plan" to continue making requests. You can find the "Start Your Paid Plan" button in your profile under Subscription -> Choose the API you are subscribed to -> Pricing tab. Alternatively, if you don't cancel your subscription before the 7th day, your free trial will end, and your plan will automatically be billed, granting you access to all the API calls specified in your plan. Please keep this in mind to avoid unwanted charges.

After 7 days, you will be charged the full amount for the plan you were subscribed to during the trial. Therefore, it's important to cancel before the trial period ends. Refund requests for forgetting to cancel on time are not accepted.

When you subscribe to an API free trial, you can make up to 50 API calls. If you wish to make additional API calls beyond this limit, the API will prompt you to perform an "Start Your Paid Plan." You can find the "Start Your Paid Plan" button in your profile under Subscription -> Choose the API you are subscribed to -> Pricing tab.

Payout Orders are processed between the 20th and the 30th of each month. If you submit your request before the 20th, your payment will be processed within this timeframe.