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Expand Up @@ -158,6 +158,11 @@ Browse and search results report `provider: "AnyAPI"` and nested USD `pricing`.
fallback ceiling, and `failover` reports whether AnyAPI currently has an alternate
route.

Behind most endpoints the request goes to established providers such as Apify and
ScrapeCreators under volume contracts, with the lower price passed through to you, plus smaller
specialist sources that automatic failover makes safe to use. The
[providers page](https://getanyapi.com/providers) lists every source and the traffic it served.

Each of those maximums arrives in two denominations. `pricing.from.maxUsd` and
`pricing.failoverMaxUsd` are what one request can be billed;
`pricing.from.maxPer1kUsd` and `pricing.failoverMaxPer1kUsd` are the same ceilings per
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