Pricing
Credits, not a subscription. You pay for rows you receive — nothing recurring, and nothing charged when a call returns nothing.
What each call costs
| Call | Credits | |
|---|---|---|
| Company record | 1 | Identity, status, industry, address, employees |
| Search — per row returned | 1 | limit controls the bill |
| Employment series | 5 | 36 months, with hires and separations |
| Worksite list | 3 | Addresses and per-site employees |
| Balance check | 0 |
Nothing charged for nothing
| Not in the dataset | A lookup that finds no company costs 0 |
|---|---|
| No matches | A search that returns 0 rows costs 0 |
| Any error | Costs 0. Including running out of credits |
| Counting first | Ask for limit=1 to see total before pulling rows |
New accounts start with 50
Sign in with an email address and 50 credits are there. No card, no trial clock. That is enough to look up a few companies, run a handful of searches and pull two or three employment series — enough to tell whether the data is what you need.
Buying more
Credit packs are not open yet. Payment is not connected, so today an account has its free allowance and nothing more. This page will carry pack sizes and prices when it is.
Said plainly rather than hidden behind a "contact us" button: if you need more than 50 credits right now, the answer is that you cannot buy them yet.
Terms worth knowing before you build
| v0 is unstable | Field names and parameters can change without notice until v1 |
|---|---|
| Daily cap per key | Each key has a call cap per day, separate from credits. It limits runaway loops, not spending |
| Credits do not expire | There is no clock on a balance |
| Redistribution | The data is compiled from Korean public sources under their terms. Build products on it; do not republish it as a competing dataset |