The Enterprise Crypto API
That Runs on Your Terms
Coinranking API Enterprise adds unlimited calls, a formal SLA with service credits, a named account manager and 24/7 support, priced against your volume and written into your contract.
Running since 2017 · 50,000+ developers · Reply within one business day
Where the $199 Plan Runs Out of Headroom
Professional covers most production workloads. Enterprise exists for the constraints it cannot lift: call ceilings, contractual uptime, named accountability and data shaped to your systems.
Unlimited API calls
No monthly ceiling and no overage bill to reconcile. Volume is agreed once, in the contract.
A formal SLA with service credits
A 99.9% uptime baseline in a signed agreement. The committed target and the credits owed if it is missed are set during contracting.
A named account manager
One person who knows your integration, your volume and your renewal date. Not a shared inbox.
24/7 priority support
Senior engineers rather than first-line triage, so an incident at 03:00 reaches somebody who can act on it.
IP whitelisting and key control
Restrict keys to known addresses, issue and revoke per environment, and give your reviewers something to sign off.
Custom endpoints and delivery
Bespoke endpoints, specified response formats and white-label delivery, so data arrives shaped the way your systems expect.
Enterprise Terms on Top of the Same Data
The contract changes. The dataset does not. It is the one the Coinranking API has served since 2017.
1M+
Coins tracked
Across 190 exchanges and 56,000+ markets.
2010
History since
Price, market cap, volume, rank and supply.
10–100ms
Response times
Measured on production traffic.
>99.9%
Historical uptime
Published on the status page.
Uptime is published live on the Coinranking API status page.
Written Into the Contract, Not the Marketing
Bigger buyers rarely lose a deal over a feature list. They lose it over what legal, security and procurement cannot get changed. Each of these is negotiable before signature.
Uptime and remedies
The uptime target, the measurement window and the service credits owed when it is missed are negotiated, not taken off a page.
Data processing and GDPR
Coinranking is GDPR compliant and will sign a data processing agreement. Security questionnaires are answered before signature.
Invoicing and payment terms
Annual or quarterly invoicing with net payment terms, on top of the card and crypto options on self-serve plans.
Redistribution and white label
Deliver Coinranking data inside your own product or brand, under terms stating exactly what redistribution is permitted.
Professional and Enterprise, Line by Line
| Professional$199 / month | EnterpriseQuoted per contract | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly API calls | 5,000,000 | Unlimited |
| Rate limit | 6,000 / minute | Set by contract |
| SLA (uptime guarantee) | Paid add-on | 99.9% baseline, set in contract |
| Support | Priority email | 24/7, senior engineers |
| Account management | Self-service | Named account manager |
| Real-time DEX data | +$119 / month add-on | Included |
| IP whitelisting | Not available | Included |
| Custom endpoints and formats | Not available | Included |
| White-label delivery | Not available | Included |
| Data processing agreement | Not available | Signed |
| Invoicing | Card or crypto | Invoice with net terms |
| Migration support | Not available | Included |
“[Coinranking] offers straightforward auth, transparent quotas, public pricing, WebSocket support, and long historical coverage on paid tiers.”
CoinMarketCapGet a Quote and Draft Terms
Send the volume, the endpoints and the terms that matter to you. The reply comes from somebody who can change them, within one business day.
What happens next
- A call to understand your volume, endpoints and constraints
- A technical session with the engineers who run the API
- A written quote and draft terms against your requirements
- Migration support and a parallel run before you cut over
Contact Enterprise Sales
Questions Enterprise Teams Ask
Start With the Terms, Not the Demo
Send the volume and the clauses that matter. If Coinranking cannot meet them, you hear that on the first call rather than after a procurement cycle.