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To access our data, you will need an API key. You can get one by creating a free account at www.peopledatalabs.com/signup, clicking API Keys, and copying the Active Key.
Warning!This is your secret API key, so please keep it private. We charge you credits based on usage associated with it. If for some reason you need a new API key, you can always generate one from the dashboard.

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Self-Serve Plans

PDL offers three plan tiers, each available for Person and Company data:
Other datasets, such as IP and Job Posting data, are only available on Enterprise plans.
Annual commitments save 20% and give you access to all of the data upfront. For current pricing, see the Person and Company pricing pages. You can sign up for a Free plan and upgrade to Pro directly from the API Dashboard. If you need custom volume, contact sales to discuss an Enterprise plan.

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How Credits Work

PDL uses usage-based pricing. Most APIs consume credits only for successful matches (a request that returns at least one record with a 200 status code). Unsuccessful requests are not billed.
  • Enrichment APIs (Person, Company, IP): 1 credit per successful request
  • Bulk Enrichment APIs: Up to 100 credits per request (1 per match in the batch)
  • Search APIs (Person, Company): 1 credit per profile returned
  • Person Identify API: 1 credit per request, including requests with no match (404)
  • Supporting APIs (such as Autocomplete, Cleaner, Person Changelog, Subject Request, and Sandbox APIs): No credits consumed — managed by rate limits instead
Some APIs require an additional purchase. See the documentation for specific API endpoints to view access requirements and exact credit usage rates.
Check your remaining credits and usage anytime on the Usage tab in the API Dashboard, or programmatically via response headers.

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Max Number of API Keys

Each plan also allows you to have a certain number of active, unique API keys associated with your account: These limits apply to your whole account and are shared by all users on your team. Archived keys don’t count toward the limit. Enterprise customers who need more keys can contact their customer success manager.